^{Gift Ideas & Other Uses}

It began as an old formula, mixed in a little white dishpan with a wooden spoon. Tested, developed over the years, it changed. For the better, of course, until it grew into today's Melrose.

Mel happens to be the pharmaceutical term for honey. Which is not an ingredient. But the connection, we think, is right for the sweet and pleasant sensation that is. As for rose well, we aren't putting flowers in our lotion, either. But once upon a time, the rose was the symbol for the secret and the intimate. And you'll discover that this, too, is beautifully appropriate.

Melrose a nice sound, isn't it? With an even nicer feel.

Smooth, fragrant, soothing Melrose is all of these. Something to help repair your hands after water, detergents and the other household frights have had their day at you. Something friendly, too. To comfort those dutiful hands when they are weary.

Melrose is sold with much love. And, for very much less.
Ask for Melrose hand cream. You'll feel the prettier for it.

Made & Distributed by

of Amarillo, Texas since 1949.

Late Founder

Other Related Links: