Sponsor (Apr-June 1959)

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^ SPONSOR 27 JUNE 1 » 3 » COSMETICS TV'S $126 MILLION SWEETHEART COTY GIRL (BBDO) demonstrates "French Spice" in tv commercials ^ Now the second largest industry in the tv medium, cosmetics and toiletries are lipping "59 ad budgets ^ Spot and net spending in first quarter show new. added stress in visual sellintj for non-vital beauty aids ^^s more consumer mone\ pours into non-necessities such as mascara, hand lotion and shaving talc — the romance heightens between television and the luxury classification of business known as cosmetics and toiletries. Last year the Id major products identified broadh as cosmetics and toiletries -pent $126 million on television, $46.7 and $79.3 million re>|>ec|i\e|\ on spol and network. This year, observers within the industr) document their optimistic ^ui'^ that the total t\ investment will reach at least $1 Id million $96 million for network and $50 million for -pot. Here are reasons win the) predict this upsurge in cosmetii spending: • First quarter billing for spol is up from $11.5 million in 1958 t" $12.0 million this year and lii-t quarter billings an always considerably lower than second, third and fourth quarter spending bet ause of -mil seasonal item a deodorants, depilatories, sun tan lotions, colognes in spring and summer. • Of nine major companies buj ing network television in 1958 a well a in the first quartet "t '59, eight ol these blue-chips are spending at a higher t\ rale than last J eai . • I here ,i continuing trend t"i more national ad\ ei tisei !■• buj into spot t\ and network t\. In the past SPONSOR 27 JUNE 1959 33