Personal-items
From face creams and bath soaps to the introduction of disposable Kleenex, known at the time as makeup cleansing tissues, women of the 1940s had many options for health and hygiene.
Notably, disposable feminine hygiene products became popular with the introduction of sanitary napkin belts and tampons. For the first time, razors were targeted to women.
1940s women’s toiletry products were primarily sold in glass jars and decorative tins, but wartime economy packaging can be seen in both Europe and the US.
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Join the WAAC Fan, WWII Reproduction
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Join the WAVES or SPARS Fan, WWII
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Nail Brush
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Navy WAVES Cosmetic Bag, WWII Repro
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WWII WAC Collar Brass, Officers Pallas Athena Insignia
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Victory Factory Work Gloves, Rosie the Riveter Reproduction
$20.00 - Sale!
Faux Fur Muff for Cold Weather Fashion
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WWII WAC Pennant Reproduction, US Army
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WWII WAVES Comb
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Sale (Save 8%)
Sale!WWII WAVES Gift Set
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WWII WAVES Towel Reproduction
$20.00 -
Sale (Save 21%)
Sale!Navy Ditty Bag Gift Set, WWII USN & WAVES
$27.00 -
Sale (Save 21%)
Sale!Ditty Bag Gift Set, WWII US Army, USMC, & WAC
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Toiletry Roll / Apron, WWII US Navy WAVES Reproduction
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Navy Ditty Bag,
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Gus the WWII Gremlin Stuffed Toy, Reproduction
$12.00