Vintage Clairol Salesmen Notepad, Ideas Mean Money For You, Notebook, 1980s Clairol Ephemera (EP-A141)
 
***Here are 2 unique 1980s Clairol "Ideas Mean $$$" Employee Suggestion Notepad, used by the company to encourage and collect innovative ideas from its staff. 
 It served as a formal channel for Clairol employees to submit their ideas, likely for product development, process improvement, or other initiatives that could benefit the company.
The notepad specifies submission to the "Ideals Means Dollars Committee" at Clairol's New York office, indicating a dedicated internal body responsible for reviewing and potentially rewarding these suggestions.
This reflects a common practice in many companies during the mid-20th century to foster innovation and employee engagement through formal suggestion programs, often with monetary incentives as implied by "Ideas Mean $$$".
Details on the Notepad: It includes fields for the submitter's name, territory, and a form number (RD-320 13/781), suggesting it was a standardized internal document. 
Condition- They are in good condition. One has a little less pages. 
Notepad size - Approx. 8x10