P&G: Prell Shampoo, 1960s-1970s

Genre: Commercial

Year Published: 1960s to 1970s

Creator: Procter and Gamble D'Arcy Masius Benton & Bowles (DMB&B)

Format: 16mm

Description: Transcription: Announcer Female hair is supposed to shine. 0:02 If it doesn't shine, it usually hasn't been cleaned right. 0:05 (tires squealing) 0:09 (shoes scuffling) 0:11 (car doors slam) 0:14 (engine revs) 0:15 To clean female hair, you need shampoo. 0:17 (tires squealing) 0:20 Shampoo that cleans, but then knows enough to go away, 0:21 instead of sticking around, 0:26 getting in the way of the shine. 0:28 (footsteps approaching) 0:30 Liquid Prell is that kind of shampoo. 0:33 It cleans, then goes away. 0:37 (water gurgling) 0:40 Liquid Prell: 0:44 cleans, then goes away with the rinse water. 0:46 (water splashing) 0:51 Female hair can shine the way it's supposed to, 0:51 because there's a shampoo that does what it's supposed to. 0:55 Liquid Prell. 0:58


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