8 Ridiculous Products from the 70s That You Could Never Buy Today

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00:008 ridiculous products from the 70s that you could never buy today.

00:05Number 8.

00:06Scholl's Exercise Sandals Scholl's clunky wooden-soled sandals lacked heel

00:11support, causing balance issues, ankle rolls, bruises, and awkward stumbling despite decades

00:16of popularity.

00:18Number 7.

00:19Apri Apricot Facial Scrub Apri scrubs crushed apricot pits exfoliated skin harshly, often

00:26causing micro-tears and irritation despite its marketed fresh, natural appeal.

00:31Number 6.

00:32Helena Rubinstein Mascara Early Rubinstein mascara contained mercury

00:37compounds, boosting durability but risking toxic exposure and cumulative health dangers beneath

00:43elegant packaging.

00:45Number 5.

00:46Aziza Cream Blush On Aziza's $1.99 cream blush applied like putty, offering intense pigment

00:54and lasting vibrancy that required vigorous scrubbing to remove.

00:58Number 4.

00:59Rave Home Perm Kit Rave Home Perm's ammonia solution and plastic

01:03curlers promised salon curls but often delivered frizz, uneven waves, lingering odor.

01:09Number 3.

01:11Metricol Metricol diet shakes replaced meals with bland, nutrient-poor

01:15concoctions, triggering rapid weight loss followed by inevitable regain and nutritional deficiency.

01:22Number 2.

01:23Baby Oil Plus Iodine for sunbathing Mixing baby oil with iodine yielded an intense

01:29SPF-0 tan but caused severe burns, painful peeling and long-term skin damage.

01:36Number 1.

01:37Walton Mark X Vibrating Belt Exercise Machine The Walton Mark X Vibrating Belt claimed effortless

01:43waist toning but delivered negligible results and more amusement than fitness.