1961 Yardley Shaving Foam Ad - "Most men ruin a shave with too much foam!"

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This advertisement for Yardley Shaving Foam emphasizes that using too much shaving foam can dry out the beard and make shaving difficult. It suggests that only a small amount of Yardley Shaving Foam is needed for a good shave, highlighting its richness and effectiveness. The ad also provides shaving tips, such as showering before shaving and using after-shave lotion for better skin care.

Brand: Yardley
Product: Yardley Shaving Foam
Tagline: Most men ruin a shave with too much foam!
Publication: Life Magazine
Year: 1961

Objects in the advertisement: hand, shaving foam, can, foam

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