You Can Get Vintage Makeup At Walmart?!

You can get vintage makeup at Walmart?!

I know! I was surprised too, but it couldn't be more true! All less than $10? You can't even buy a cake for that price! Check out my finds below!

Revlon Certainly Red:

In the 1940's and 1950's, red lips were iconic in Hollywood, made popular by Elizabeth Taylor, Marilyn Monroe, and Ava Gardner. Revlon, the then leading makeup brand released four main shades of red starting with Raven Red(1945), and ending with Cherries In The Snow(1953). Between those two are Love That Red, Certainly Red(pictured), and Fire and Ice, all released around 1951.

Pond's Cream:

Pond's Elixir's were developed in the mid-1800's by Theron T. Pond. During the 1940's, it was developed into a variety of creams to help women look their very best, even though building planes for World War II. While through the years, creams have evolved, Pond's is still around.

Coty's Airspun Loose Face Powder:

Francois Coty was a frenchman who developed perfume in the early 1920's. After World War I, he started creating high class cosmetics for women. In 1934, he started putting out his most popular product, his Airspun Loose Face Powder, that is still available in stores everywhere to this day.

So if you want to rock the retro look, but don't want to spend a fortune on vintage-inspired products, be sure to try these for an authentic look and color.

~Madi