00:00:00.000 — The still from the 1970s Mitchum antiperspirant commercial appears to show a person in a bedroom setting, sitting on a bed. The colors are heavily saturated in pink hues, likely due to the 16mm print's aging or film quality. The atmosphere suggests a casual or intimate moment, potentially emphasizing comfort and personal care associated with the product.

00:00:22.080 — The still features a display of various Mitchum anti-perspirant products from the 1970s, arranged on a marble-like surface. Prominently placed are two bottles labeled 'Mitchum,' alongside a cream container and a stick. The text at the bottom clearly states 'CONTAINS NO HEXACHLOROPHENE.' The image has a pink tint typical of 16mm prints from that era.

00:00:29.520 — The still features a vintage advertisement for Mitchum antiperspirant products from the 1970s. It displays a lineup of various Mitchum containers, including roll-ons and sticks, prominently labeled. The text emphasizes that Mitchum is suitable for 'problem perspiration' and highlights that it 'contains no hexachlorophene.' The overall aesthetic reflects typical advertising styles of the era, with a focus on clarity and direct messaging.