Discover the 60s Products That Took the World by Storm

1. Lipstick Revlon Fire & Ice

Where It Was Sold: Woolworth's, Waldgreens; Firm: Revlon Initial Cost: $1.50–$2.50* Revlon's Fire & Ice Lipstick perfectly captured the spirit of the self-assured, contemporary lady by painting the 1960s in vivid, daring hues. The eye-catching , which featured a figure dressed in cold and warm tones juxtaposed, promised glitz and charm to any woman who dared to swipe it on.

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Revlon Fire & Ice Lipstick is available on Pinterest and WordPress.com. This lipstick served as a call to accept one's own strength and duality. Fire & Ice transformed into a representation of feminine emancipation and mystique—a non-conformist cosmetic revolution that left no room for convention and left every wearer not only noticeable but unforgettable.

2. The Ford Mustang

Where It Was Sold: Ford Dealerships with Authorization Ford Motor Company is the firm. Original Cost: $2,368 for the entry-level model When the Ford Mustang first appeared on the scene in the middle of the 1960s, it immediately captured the spirit of adventure and freedom that typified the time. The Mustang was a representation of the broad road and limitless potential with its svelte styling, potent engine, and reasonably priced price.

Ford Mustang on Pinterest and @cbsnews Thanks to shrewd marketing that emphasized its cool quality, it became an instant classic and appealed to both young and old. When the Mustang outperformed the competition and established a new class known as the "pony car," every driver felt like a movie star behind the wheel.