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10 Iconic Beauty Products Your Grandma Used That Are Still Awesome

These superstar products have stood the test of time
We've all had this iconic beauty product on our bathroom counter at least once. A true multitasker, it can be used to heal chapped lips, moisturize dry patches on your skin — and you can even use it as part of your makeup routine. No wonder it comes in giant tubs like this 13oz one!

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Johnson's Baby Oil, $4.99
It may be intended for babies, but it sure helps adults too. Despite the controversy surrounding mineral oil, there are many who still swear by it. This one dates back to the 30s and is still an effective, gentle moisturizer, especially when used post-shower.

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Can you believe that this beauty product has been around since the 30s? The classic pick was the first powder that was "air spun," the process that produces its trademark fine, even particles. Even today, this setting powder is a must-have for any makeup enthusiast — in fact, we even consider it one of the best powders ever.

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Pond's Cold Cream Cleanser, $4.99
Before the advent of cleansing balms and oils, cold creams like this were the go-to gentle and hydrating makeup remover for most women. Though somewhat out of fashion these days, it's still a great way to cleanse: Since it's made of 50-percent moisturizing ingredients, it nourishes the skin while removing all stubborn makeup.

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This mascara has likely been on your radar for years as a major cult favorite, but did you know it's been around since 1971? It delivers fluttery, defined lashes in just a few easy swipes and thanks to the thin formula, there'll be nary a clump in sight.

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BY KAREN FRONDOZO | AUG 29, 2018 | SHARES
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