SOURCE: Photo: The Saturday Evening Post, Issue No. 20, May 23, 1964 - Photograph by John Zimmerman

THE OTHER YOU -- IN TECHNICOLOR Visitors to Clairol exhibit see themselves in Technicolor by peering into gadgets that use mirrors and pictures to show how they'd look in a variety of hairstyles and hues. Inside pavilion -- which is off-limits to men -- women ride a carousel and receive analyses of proper hair-coloring worked up for them by a computer.

Take a Peek Inside

SOURCE: Photos: NBC News, Worlds' Fair Diary with Edwin Newman, Broadcast July 30, 1964

Has there been anything like it at a World's Fair before or since? "See Yourself... in a New Haircolor." A row of large white bubbles are located at the front of the Carousel. These ingenious adjustable devices let you see what you'd look like in a different hairstyle and color! Simply place your face into the cutout provided... ... and see a mirrored reflection of yourself as a honey blonde!