Maybelline's 1960 Teenage Diva Sharrie Williams.

Maybelline ad's in the 1960's, were seen more in fashion magazines, than movie magazines, and a new target market emerged as teenage Boomer's discovered  glamour and their own style.

Maybelline's new eye shadow stick was a big hit in 1960 and came in 5 iridescent, jewel-tone shades for $1.  When I turned 13 in 1960 my mother and Nana gave me a makeup bag for my Birthday,  filled with all the Maybelline products seen in this ad.  Of course I didn't wear it to school, but I felt very grown up knowing I had my own makeup and a pair of low heal, high heals, ready to go, if the time ever came when I might need them. 

Sharrie Williams at 13, with a  little Maybelline on my lashes.

When I was a teenager, being a Fashion Diva was the key to finding the perfect guy and having a perfect life.  So did it happen?  Yes and no.  But you'll have to read The Maybelline Story to find out.  

Be sure to visit Sharrie Williams Maybelline Book Blog at
 http://www.maybellinebook.com/

Mini Documentary I was Executive Producer on, about my father's 1977 Series 1 Clenet, number 13

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Maybelline makes even ordinary eyes important!!!

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The Maybelline Story is the story of an American Institution for nearly 100 years.

The Maybelline Story is about the rise of the Beauty industry at the turn of the 20th Century.  It was all about Advertising then and still is today.  Read about the Genius of Tom Lyle Williams and his little mail order business that turned into an American institution and is still a household name for nearly 100 years. click on www.maybellinebook.com.

Silent Film Star Theda Bera as Cleopatra.

Oh those Theda Bara Eyes, brought to you by Maybelline in 1917.

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               Theda Bara Speaks, 1936

MY 1968 SHELBY COBRA MUSTANG!!!

My father Bill Williams, gave me a 1968, Shelby, Cobra Mustang, for my 24th Birthday.  Read all about my life in my book, The Maybelline Story and the Spirited Family Dynasty Behind It, by Sharrie Williams.

go to www.maybellinebook.com for all the fabulous, juicy details.

Maybelline Heir, Chuck Williams, classic cars..

Chuck Williams, aka, BBI, carries on the tradition, of being a classic car enthusiast, much like his great uncle, Tom Lyle Williams, founder of the Maybelline Company

Learn more about, The Maybelline Story, Tom Lyle Williams, The Maybelline Company and Chuck Williams at www.maybellinebook.com.

THE MAYBELLINE STORYhttp://www.maybellinebook.com/

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Old Hollywood classic cars.

Tom Lyle Williams founder and owner of Maybelline from 1915-1967, seen here with his 1940 Packard Victoria.  I will be hooking up with the owner Bill Snyder and his son, Steve Snyder of VAULT CARS, NEXT WEEK.  Stay tuned for video I will post on this site and my main blog at maybellinebook.com

1926 Kissel, owned by Maybelline founder, TL Williams,

Tom Lyle's sister Mabel, Maybelline cosmetics, namesake, with her new husband, Chet Hewes, standing in front of Tom Lyle Williams, 1926 Kissel, Gold Bug

Maybelline founder, Tom Lyle Williams 1934 Packard Dietrich

Maybelline Founder, Tom Lyle Williams and a friend, sitting on the running board of his new, 1934 Packard Dietrich, one of only four, custom made.

I will be joining with Steve Snyder of VAULT CARS, and my cousin Chuck Williams, aka, BB1, in March to make a mini-documentary about my great uncle, Tom Lyle Williams and his Packard's.  Get the whole story at www.maybellinebook.com.

1940 Packard Victoria, once owned by Maybelline Founder.

Founder of the Maybelline Company, Tom Lyle Williams, 1940 Packard Victoria, now part of the Bill Snyder collection, in Southern California. 

I will be hooking up with Bill's son Steve Snyder of VAULT CARS, in March, to make a mini-documentary, on the History of this magnificent one of a kind classic car.

Read more about it at http://www.maybellinebook.com/

The Maybelline Docu-Blog is the most extensive Documentary Blog on the internet.

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