Men's hair cream of the 50's and 60's.?

Question

While discussing old times at our family dinner today. Men's hair cream of the 50's and 60's came up. We could think of 3, Score, Brylcreem and Wildroot. Can anyone name some others. There's one I think it begins with a V (not sure).
It's funny how things come and go I used them for a while back then, and then went to the dry look, and now I use gel.

Thanks for the answers so far. Vitalis was the one that started with a V. But its still another one that we're looking for possibly starts with a G. I have done a internet search with no luck.

Answer 1

Vitalis was an oil, and it had an overwhelmingly strong smell, like perfumed alcohol, that you could smell 10 feet away, and wouldn't go away.
Vaseline had a hair cream for a while, as well as an oil.
Score was not a cream, more of a jelly, that worked like a cream. I remember that if it rained, your hair started to foam.
There was a cream called Top Brass, not as greasy, but smelled very perfumey --- not a smell many young guys would choose.
And there was one called Valcreem, can't remember much about it.
Brylcreem was always by far the best.

Answer 2

Vitalis!

Answer 3

If I remember correctly, Score was green. A picture taken of me in the mid-60's had a greenish tinge to it, not because the picture was old but because I had a ton of this stuff in my hair...the green-haired kid himself!

Answer 4

John34 is exactly right! it was "Vitalis" I believe it came in a bottle.

Answer 5

I think the "V" brand was Vitalis

Answer 6

Baby oil.

Answer 7

V 05 (a little dab will do ya!)

Answer 8

don't forget TIGER

Answer 9

VO5