Procter and Gamble
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Duracell Batteries
Duracell is an American line of battery products manufactured by the Procter and Gamble company. Duracell produces alkaline batteries of all of the sizes available in the market. The major sizes of batteries that the company produces include 9V, C, D, AAA, AA. The least used variety is the AAA, which is commonly used in…
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Procter and Gamble
Procter and Gamble is one of the leading consumer goods companies in the United States. The company has its headquarters in downtown Cincinnati, Ohio. The company was founded by James Gamble and William Procter. Both of them were from the United Kingdom. The company manufactures a wide range of products including cleaning agents, pet foods,…
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Clairol Hair Products
Clairol is a Procter and Gamble personal product line of hair coloring products sold in North America, Europe and Australia, with coverage options ranging from temporary, semi-permanent (28washes), permanent (8 weeks) to touch up or roots only options. This product line began in 1931 when Americans Lawrence and Joan Gelb discovered a revolutionary hair-coloring process…
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ThermaCare
ThermaCare® Muscle & Joint product is a flexible, therapeutic heat patch with a patented method of CLHT (Continuos Low Heat Therapy) that can be applied to multiple locations on the body, offering relief from muscle pain associated with muscle and joint aches, stiffness, tightness, muscle spasms, menstrual cramps and arthritis. This revolutionary product was first…
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Pringles Potato Chips
For over 40 years, Pringles, a potato-based snack chip, was the much “beloved” product of Procter and Gamble, it is currently sold in 140 countries and advertised in 37 languages and offered in over 50 flavors. The “one of a kind” stackable snack chip was developed over a lengthy period of time in the Cincinnati…
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Max Factor Cosmetics
Max Factor is a women’s cosmetic line offering a variety of products for lips, face, eyes, and nails. It is one of the most revered names in the cosmetic industry, since its establishment in 1909 by Maksymilian Faktorowicz, a Polish Jewish cosmetician in Los Angeles, California. The original products Max Factor developed were for the…
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Ivory Soap
Ivory Soap, although today only producing 1% of the revenues for Procter and Gamble, is one of the company’s oldest and among its most iconic brands. The original white bar soap was first sold in 1879! Today, there is a series of soaps, detergents, body washes, and related products that are identified as Ivory Soap.…
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Mr. Clean
Mr. Clean is both the name and the mascot of a popular P&G household cleaning product that was created by a marine ship-cleaning businessman in 1957. He was hoping to create a less corrosive and abrasive clean for embedded grease and grime on boats and docks. Mr. Clean (first name Veritably) was the successful product…