Match the products and slogans part 2

By Palani -
28 Biscuit -Crisp and tempting
29 Lipstick- Paint the town red
30 Shampoo -Leaves you hair smooth and silky


31 Shaving Cream -A new face in two seconds
32 Chocolate- Tastes the brown ecstasy
33 Tea- The cup that cheers most Indians
34 Shoes -Put you best foot forward
35 Five star Hotel -Live in the lap of luxury


36 Camera -Say cheese and freeze
37 Glass -Handles with care
38 Ball Point- Flawless writing flows from this pen
40 Television- Brings home theater


41 torch light- Sun beam in your hands
42 Fan -Brings breeze at home
43 Shirt- Wear it with pride
44 Music- Hear more enjoy more.
45 Wrist watch- On your guard


46 Jewellery -Dazzle and Sparkle
47 Clothes- You are what you wear
48 Pens -The Magic of Words
49 Slippers -Get set, go
50 Ointment - smooth cure


51 Computer - key to knowledge
52 Shoes - a comfortable sole in a cosy hole
53 Slippers - to take in your stride
54 Mixer grinder - kitchen mate
55 Glass - Handle with care

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