DRYNESS AND HARSHNESS OF SKIN.

Auckland Star, Volume XLIV, Issue 177, 26 July 1913, Page 9

DRYNESS AND HARSHNESS OF SKIN.

Tiie principal pause of this condition of the skin lies generally in the insufficiency of its secretions, ami is brought about by the xi=f, of coap containing too much alkali. preparations containing large pr-port ions of alcohol, and face creams "'■ntaininr; an excess of glycerine. All 0! titer., have extraordinary moistureabsorbing properties. Atmospheric I conditions, such as frost, dry. sharp winds, and excessive heat, exert the I tarne influence. | Now, when the rdcin is so deficient in natural lubricant-, the complexion must necessarily eufTer: therefore, von m-ust ,?:,7»nly '.he skin with a substance essenI •.tally sinii'nr to its natural lubricant, Valaze Food will restore the soft|ne«. suppleness, and humidity of the !--.kit:, will remove pimples, "blotches, freckles, sunburn. Lin. and sallowness, |and make and keen the skin clear, fresh and healthy. Price, 4-' and 11. Nr.v.-n.a ('crate i> tin emollient skin cleanser without ihe use of soap and jv.-.lcr. Wb n n the skin is de!i--afp or j si-n-l:''.--. or intolerant of soap nnd I water, it olionld be cleansed with the I Novcna Cera Ip. Tiie result will be a delightful «kin bsib. and the skin will :be much more refreshed than if washed •villi -.r.ap and water.— 2/ and .'5/6. j Valaze Skin Tonic tones and hraoes tbe Fl.in, prevents wrinkles, and in every way makes for healthfulncs*. It is astringent, antiseptic, soothing, and healing, -v tor.ic in the truest sense of the ■.vord.---.IT/. All chemists, or direct. po?t free, from J Mile. Tle'enn Rubinstein, 52. Maison \ alaze. Strand Arcade (third floor). Auckland. 1 i