1970's brand of shampoo

Factual Questions
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I’m wracking my brain trying to remember a shampoo that my mother used (and that I used to borrow). It was in a clear bottle and the shampoo itself was blue. I used it because I liked the way my hair came out, but a girl I knew in college laughed at me when she saw I used it, telling it me accentuated blond hair.
It was not Herbal Essence, since that was green and the bottle was shaped differently. However I keep thinking it might have been a Clairol product anyway but my google skills have failed me.

Anyone remember this brand?

2

Was the shampoo clear or opaque? Selsun Blue comes to mind but none of the photos I found show a clear bottle.

3

Vosene? That was in a distinctive green bottle, but I don’t recollect the colour of the shampoo itself

4

The shampoo was clear, though dark, almost navy blue. Another hint, was I think there was a 2nd type of this shampoo that was as dark green as Herbal Essence. What I hadn’t noticed was that the shampoos were hair shade specific, possibly for light blonde vs darker blonde.

5

That was a dandruff shampoo in a white bottle. I think my brother used that occasionally.

6

Never heard of that brand, so no.

7

Did Prell ever come in blue?

8

That came in a tube and it wasn’t Prell.

9

Navy blue? I did a casual search and it could be a Faberge Shampoo. They did a very dark blue one promoted by the 70s blonde poster girl Farrah Fawcett.

Then a bit later I can see more regular blue ones from Faberge with no association with Fawcet, a bit later than the 70s but I think Faberge did continue with similar types of shampoo.

Scroll to the Faberge shampoos

10

I wasn’t buying shampoo in the 70s but Alberto VO5 has a few different colors. Looks like blue is a conditioner, though.

11

The bottle was different. Plus I’ll “know” it when I hear it.

12

Prell also came in a bottle.

Do you think it was a major brand, like one that there would have been a TV commercial about?

13

None of the other brands from the cite did ring a bell? Not all the colors abailable would be represented in an ad.

14

I found it, though not with the correct vintage label. It was Clairol, but it was the colorfast formula. Blue was for blondes, green was for tint and lasting rinse users.

Can’t make the link work. But I googled “clairol for blondes 1970 colorfast” and both the green and blue ads show up.

15

Down toward the bottom, there’s “Agree II” which was in an almost navy blue bottle.

16

Well, a bit of a moot point. The OP found it, it was from Clairol. Unfortunately, Clairol does not make that type of shampoo nowadays.

17

Sorry to piggyback but…

Since this thread is about hair care stuff, does anyone remember a conditioner that was perfectly clear and smelled like honeysuckle?

18

The colour of the shampoo itself (I’m referring to the shampoo here) was green. Many of the ads for it on TV featured green blobs falling across the screen.

19

Except when it was blue, as was settled three years ago.

Blue was for blondes