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Leaflet by the manufacturers of Innoxa beauty preparations. Printed in dark on light blue possibly issued in the 1940s. The leaflet advertises Innoxa Tonic Bath Salts, talcum powder, bath soap, Complexion Milk, Cleansing cream, Skin Balm, Skin Food, Tissue Cream, Skin Tonic, Complexion Vitaliser, lipsticks, cosmetics, and Vitormone Cream "a genuine rejuvenator ... containing the hormones necessary to keep the skin young, counteracts and removes the effects of age". The leaflet was designed to be overprinted with the retailer's details (in this case, Smalley's chemists, Ipswich).