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'Founded in 1892, the Rosebud Perfume Company set out with a simple mission: To provide simple, multi-usage products that are both affordable and effective. With the creation of the world famous, cult-favorite Rosebud Salve that boasts to be the cure-all for a wide array of skin ailments from blemishes to chapped lips to dry elbows, the family run Rosebud Perfume Company has solidified its place in cosmetic history.'
This cult favourite is loved by beauty editors, makeup artists and celebrities as the perfect lip balm for soft, kissable, slightly rose-tinted lips. First made by pharmacist George F. Smith in 1892 (the company is still owned and run by George's descendants), and packaged in a cute old-fashioned tin designed in 1962, this salve is also great for chapped skin, nappy rash, blemishes, detergent burns, and rough cuticles and hands
YUVARLAK LACIVERT MINIK BIR KUTUNUN ICERISINDE SIZE CENNETI AYAGINIZA GETIRIYORUZ....
ASAGIDA INGILIZCE MAKALESINI VE BU URUNUN NELERE YARADIGINI, KAC YILLARDIR SATILDIGINI ANLATAN YAZISINI INGILIZCE BILIYORSANIZ OKUMANIZ ICIN ILAVE ETTIM.
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SIZE UFAK BIR SIR (UNLU BIR HOLLYWOOD MAKYOZUNDEN) BU SALVE'I, GOZ FARINIZI SURMEDEN EVVEL GOZ KAPAKCIGINIZA SURUN VE SIZLER ICIN NELER YAPABILICEGINI BEKLEYIN VE GORUN. DUDAKLARINIZ HIC OLMADIGI KADAR YUMUSACIK OLSUN, PARIL PARIL PARLASIN AMA EN ONEMLISI SANKI KENDILIGINDENMISCESINE GUL KURUSU RENGINDE/PEMBE PEMBE DUDAKLARIN SAHIBI OLUN. SADECE DUDAKLARA MI? KIMILERI ALLIK OLARAK, KIMILERI GOZ FARI OLARAK, KIMILERI RUJ OLARAK DA BU URUNU KULLANIYOR. MUHTESEM GUL KOKULU, ICERDIGI GUL TOMURCUKLARINDAN OTURUDE HAFIF BIR GUL PEMBESI RENGINDE. HER DERDE DAVA ÜRÜN GG SAYESİNDE SİZLERİN HUZURUNDA.
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Rosebud Salve
THIS IS IT! The salve everyone talks about. Made since 1892, this salve has been used by Supermodels, Hollywood stars, and people from all walks of life. There are many uses for Rosebud such as relief of chapped skin, on blemishes and diaper rash. Featured as one of the leading beauty products by national magazines.
Minted Rose Lip Balm
Created specially for Sephora, this cult-favorite, minty, multi-purpose lip balm soothes dry lips, calms and heals irritation, and soothes the sting of minor burns. Try dabbing on dry elbows or knees to condition, and relieve dryness.
ASAGIDA AMERIKA LI HEMCINSLERINIZIN BU URUN HAKKINDAKI YORUMLARI TEK TEK BELIRTILMISTIR,INGILIZCE BILIYORSANIZ LUTFEN AMA LUTFEN OKUYUN. (BU YAZILANLARI BEN UYDURMADIM, SADECE TURKIYE'DE BILMEDIGINIZ DUYMADIGINIZ BU URUNUN ASLINDA AMERIKA DA BURADA BIR KOLONYA NASIL EVLERIMIZDEN EKSIK OLMAZSA, ISTE AMERIKALI BAYANLAR ICINDE BIR ROSEBUD SALVE MAKYAJ CANTALARINDAN,EVLERINDEN NASIL EKSIK OLMADIGINI ANLATIR DUSUNCELERINI BELIRTEN YAZILARI,SIZLERLE PAYLASMAK ISTEDIM.
Belinda
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Subject: Something I highly recomend!
I only recieved my order today but this stuff is fantastic. Reminds me a bit of Vaseline, but its smells and tastes 10 times better!! |
angel
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Subject: smiths rosebud salve
heaven in a jar! It's great for everything lips, eyes, acne- amazing for ance! and when i put my lips to smell it it makes my whole worls a peaceful place of roses |
Kylie
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Subject: One of the best things ever invented!!!!
I got my order 2 days ago and I already am singing its praises. I’ve used it as a lip balm, over my eye shadow, on my face and on sunburn. It worked wonders for my sunburn when I put it on it was red and looking like it was going to blister after using it for one day the blisters had gone and the burning had turned brown. The smell is a bit strong but it's okay |
Lisa
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Subject: Rosebud Salve
Absolutley a divine product!! great to use for any purpose at all!! buy it!! |
a piaud
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Subject: GREAT PRODUCT
oh so soothing, perfect lip balm with the riht amount of shine. great all purpose product |
Natasha
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Subject: Smiths Rosebud Salve
Keeps lips very moist. |
Amanda the beauty junkie
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Subject: Great as a lipbalm but not much else
Love the mild scent. Love it as a lip balm. I also use it on rough patches of skin and tiny psoriasis patches for minor relief. I have dermatitis, psoriasis and don't recover quickly from bruises, cuts, etc, so don't judge this product too harshly because of me. The balm does help a little in its' other claims of helping blemishes, burns, nicks, etc, but it's hardly a cure-all. Expect a nice lip balm and anything else is a bonus. I would buy this again. |
Lynn
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Subject: I've been using it for years
I first tried this product while I was in the states and have been hooked on it ever since. I can't get it in Thailand which is where I live so I have to ask my friend to buy and send it to me from the States. It heals my really dry chapped lips which no other lip balms have been able to before. It's definately one of my best buys and the price is reasonable as well. |
Kati
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Subject: Smiths Rosebud Salve
Sheer wonder feels superb on my lips and also helps heal nicks quickly.Has made a huge difference to my lips, much smoother and soft. |
Kylie
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Subject: Great
I love this stuff!!! I had a severe flu recently and used this on my sensitive nose area and for the first time ever I didnt develop that terrible dry, red nose that comes with constrantly blowing ones nose!! Cant say how wonderful this stuff is!! |
Sylvia
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Subject: Smith's Rosebud Salve
I absolutely love this stuff. I wear it all the time during the day to keep my lips smooth and moisturised!! I recently bought my second tin, my first one lasted me for ages! |
Mika
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Subject: Smiths Rosebud Salve
This is amazing stuff! It is similar to pawpaw ointment, without the smell and stickyness. It is great for anything chapped , anything dry and works wonders as a lip gloss. I'm addicted! |
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Sharon
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Subject: Rosebud Salve
This is a fantastic lip balm and it is great on sunburn and dry skin as well. Feels great on lips and lasts. |
Robyn
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Subject: Love it!
Love it! Had my wind burnt lips feeling better in 3 days. I'll be looking for someone to kiss by the end of the week! |
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Donna
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Subject: Wonderful
My son occassionally suffers from dry sore lips from continually licking them, most balms that we have used on him only irritate it further. This salve has been a life saver it not only soothes his lips but seems to help heal them quicker. Im definately buying this again and it smells good too! |
Erika
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Subject: Smiths Rosebud Salve - Original
Loving It. A little goes a long way and can be used for just about anything - esp extremely dry / sunburnt lips. |
Dannie
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Subject: Lip Salve
What a great moistursing lip product!! It is also excellent under lipstick/liner/gloss and great for dry windy conditions!! |
Makeup artist's tip: apply Rosebud to your eyelids then top with your favorite eye shadow for all day wear. Treat your skin to the best!
Read about Rosebud Salve from the Washington Post.
"107 Years Later, a Family Still Stops to Sell the Rosebud
By Martha M. Hamilton
Washington Post Staff Writer
Monday, June 28, 1999; Page F12
The Rosebud Perfume Co. isn't worried about the Y2K problem. The 107-year-old purveyor of Smith's Rosebud Salve doesn't have a computer at its headquarters, an old three-story hotel.
Rosebud Salve is a family-run business -- two granddaughters of pharmacist George F. Smith, who invented the salve in 1892, their second cousin and her daughter. "We don't have a big staff, but we're all related," said Vivian Smith Clipp, showing a visitor around. "You have to meet Ethel. She's a dear."
This is an example of the old-style business, kept in a family for generations, that appears to be a throwback to a more Norman Rockwell-type America. But it is also a sign of changing times: The family's next generation has expressed interest in taking over the business, but so have outside buyers. And since the current generation is aging, a decision is probably on the horizon, they said.
On a recent day, "dear" cousin Ethel Cutshall, who started work when she was 13 and is still at it at age 91, is typing mailing labels on a manual Royal typewriter. Her daughter, Ida Lee, who is known as Sis, taps away at an electric typewriter in another room. It's early morning and label preparation is underway. Later, Vivian, Ethel and Sis will pack boxes full of Rosebud and other salves for customers as far away as London. Rosebud Salve may be an old product -- its red, white and blue tins decorated with a garland of rosebuds boast "New Package Adopted 1962." But the product has a distinctly modern buzz about it. Recently it has been touted in articles in magazines including Glamour, Allure, Woman's Day and Self, and it's set to appear in Cosmopolitan's new edition for teenagers, according to Clipp.
The founder, George C. Smith, or "Grandfather," grew up on a farm nearby but went to Virginia to earn a teaching certificate. When he came back, he taught school, married one of his students and ultimately earned a degree in pharmacy as well. "He was very small, but he was very, very brilliant," Clipp said.
Originally, the pharmacy was across the street from what is now headquarters. Now the vestiges of the pharmacy, including a prescription book and the mortar and pestle Smith used to mix remedies, are on display in the old hotel.
"There's a lot of old stuff," said Ethel. "Me included."
The salve is no longer manufactured in the headquarters. It's made in Baltimore to Rosebud's specifications and shipped to them, where family members pack it and send it to their customers. Those sellers include beauty-salon chains in California, the herb shop at the Washington National Cathedral, a London-based concern known as Mister Mustache and individuals (many of them southern) in towns such as Harrison, Tenn.; Bastrop, Tex.; and Talkeetna, Ark.
The family doesn't want to cut off these small sellers "if they've been with us, or their grandmothers sold it," said Clipp. But they make up only about 10 to 30 percent of the company's volume nowadays, she said.
While the company has experienced a recent increase in orders after the spate of mentions in national magazines, its heyday dates to before the Depression. A 1929 company calendar extols the salve "of which more than 2 million boxes are sold yearly." Clipp guards the family business's books closely, conceding only that revenue exceeds $100,000 and adding that sales volume has picked up with the recent spate of good publicity.
Before the Depression, the company sent out the product "on trust" and got paid after it was sold. Adults and children sold the product door-to-door for pay or premiums that included cameras, watches, rifles and lace curtains. But during the Depression, the system broke down, with sellers hanging on to the money to make ends meet instead of remitting the company's portion, Clipp said.
Still, the company survived and today, regardless of what happens to the business, Clipp wants the salve to endure.
"This is the best seller of all," said Clipp, holding out a tin of Rosebud Salve. "It won't hurt you," she assures a visitor. "I've even eaten it.
"It really is good salve"
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