TV commercials P&G Prell Shampoo 1960s-1970s. Made a digital video restoration for you!
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I was a kid in the 60s. I used to love those little Prell squeeze bottles. And I washed my face like the woman in the Camay ads.🤗
The hair products I remember most from my childhood were Prell and Dippity Do.
I miss these days
Those women had their hair roller set to get those bouncy curls. The shampoo itself didn't make their hair look that good.
Exactly I tried that shampoo and it didn't do that to my hair they still make it I've seen it at CVS of the bottle has changed
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Wow that’s awesome!
1:32 I wish I had a man that would wash my hair!
*_"I USE PRELL, THE HARD STUFF! 100 PROOF, TAKES THE ROOTS OUT!"_*
-Jerry Seinfeld.
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I used to work in retail and our Proctor and Gamble sales rep was a hoot. She said Prell had the same pH as Top Job and proceeded to clean shoe marks off of the linoleum floor with some Prell.
The girl who used to cut my hair told me once some over the counter shampoos were just as strong as Ajax!
One of my co-workers at the radio station where we both worked told me you could actually curl your hair with liquid Prell...
I wonder if Inga the Swedish masseuse was related to Mrs. Olson in P&G’s Folgers Coffee commercials lol
In these ads you have some famous ladies back before they were famous, including: #3 - Lauren Hutton; #6 - Shelley Smith (the blonde); #8 - Nancy Allen; #9 - Erin Gray; #10 - Suzanne Somers. The brunette in #14 looks like Elaine Joyce, but I'm not sure if it's her.
When I was little I would watch the Pearl to distract me from thinking my mom was going to let me go down the bathtub drain.
I spotted Lauren Hutton, Erin Gray, Maud Adams.
"my hair feels like straw" lol 😂 i wish I lived in the 70s
I loved Prell shampoo! Still use it today!
First time using it today. Love it I use hair grease.
I like the Prell 1960s shampoo commercial with Maud Adams and those two other gorgeous blond girls on the ilse of Green. I always get a errie feeling and it seems so haunting when i see it.
I'm absolutely loving these new prell commercials I've never seen before! I love prell so much aswell as the 70s! Thank you gamer likes retro! ❤
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The irony here is that while Lauren Hutton claims Prell leaves nothing behind, Prell was, in fact, one of the worst shampoos for residue. I tried Prell one time and my hair felt dirtier than before I'd washed it. That was the last time I ever used Prell. That full bottle landed in the trash and I went back to using Sauve.
I like Suave shampoo!
It was horrible. My hairdresser used it back in the day when a permanent hair dye needed to be renovef.
VO5 is not bad, and most of it smells pretty good.
These guys are so nice shampooing their hair.
@@Tony-yg9mc Was it Prell they used?
@josephtopete1492.. accidentally deleted my post you were asking about. .. when I went for a haircut it seemed like it was always some elderly lady beautician that would shampoo me … and no it wasn’t prell ..I asked the woman while she was shampooing me what she was using. Was Vidal Sassoon. Smelled like almonds. Nice .
@@Tony-yg9mc Breck shampoo smelled wonderful.
Funny I used it just now
How did Lauren Hutton go from short hair to long full hair? 😂
They actually advertised that it was detergent? People thought it was a good idea to wash their hair with detergent?
Even the men have beautiful hair…
2:39 ♪ Go to sleep you little baby...
My grandmother used prell all throughout the 60s and 70s and actually lost almost all of her hair. Prell has been linked to hair loss.
Prell shampoo sounds a lot like those WEN products.
This is a boatload of bullshit - PRELL Shampoo is just a Plain, Clean, Shampoo. And Shampoo has been blamed for hair loss for decades when it is Genetic although, certain additives such as herbal extracts can cause inflammation and ( Temporary) hair loss. WEN uses a number of oils and herbal extracts which can cause allergic reactions and inflammation which can cause excessive amounts of hair to fall out. It is the oils and extracts which cause the problem not the cleansing agents.
Epic!!!!
Malala ko prell sobrang Bangor at lambit sa buhok sna ibalik
And, despite the fact P & G no longer makes Prell, it still uses the visual of the pearl drifting through the shampoo...
0:30 I may be wrong, but isn't that a young Beverly D'Angelo (Vacation) on the left?
Prell is great for washing dishes. 😊
Did you notice it smells like Palmolive dish soap? Hmmm.
Ahhh . Yes I think you are right!
@@Tony-yg9mc I'm wondering if they're one and the same...
@The70sChick Interesting question. But I think Palmolive wasn’t as thick as prell ..
The ads sound like they're advertising Prell like it's laundry detergent, getting rid of all that dirt. The 60's and 70's had to be a dirtier time. Cars belched out more pollution, factories were spewing who-knows-what out of their smoke stacks, there was leaded gasoline, and so on. After just making a short trip to the supermarket, women came back home looking like they just spent all day working in a coal mine. Thank goodness there was Prell shampoo, to wash all that toxic stuff out of their hair.
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Were you even living then?
It wasn’t a dirtier time, it was an AWESOME TIME! 70s and 80s rocked better than any decade! Thumbs up if u agree :))))
That was one of P & G's problems with Prell--it was advertised like laundry detergent for your hair, which, as one of the first detergent-based shampoos on the market, it was. (I remember a Breck commercial that ran on "The Patty Duke Show" with a visual of a woman shampooing her hair with the sounds of a washing machine in the background--the point that Breck shampoo was "the only leading shampoo that isn't mostly detergent.")
The lady who said her dirty hair reminded her of a wire hair terrier, sounded like a gremlin 😂