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Auckland Star, Volume LX, Issue 73, 27 March 1929, Page 24

Beauty Wins Beauty Keeps The secret of keeping beauty lies in keeping that schoolgirl complexion as millions know who follow this simple daily rules

Wash with lather of these famed beauty oils — daily The soothing, cleansing oils of olive and palm, as embodied in the famous beauty soap, Palmolrve, are recommended, if natural beauty is what you seek. These gentle deansers soothingly penetrate the pores, remove accumulations which, if left, would form into blackheads, or, becoming infected, would cause unsightly blemishes. They bring the charm of natural loveliness because they keep the skin cleansed Nature's way. To keep that schoolgirl complexion through the years, do this at least once daily. Do this for one week, then note results Wash your face gently with soothing Palmolive Soap, massaging its balmy lather softly into the skin with yoer two hands. Rinse thoroughly, first with warm water, then with cold. Dry by patting with a soft towd—never rob the gentle skin fabric If your skin is indmed to be dry, apply a touch of good cold cream—that is all. Do this regularly, and particularly in the evening. Use powder and rouge if you wish. Bat never leave them on over night. • Use Palmolive for the bath. Whrte Palmolive has been perfected as the finest facial soap, it is the supreme luxury when used for bathing. Iα smooth, creamy lather keeps your body delightfully smooth, fresh and cool. And Palmolive costs but 7£d. the cake! So little that millions let it do for thek bodies what it does for their faces. Obtain a cake to-day, then note the amazing difference one week makes. Colgate-Palmolive-Peet Co, Ltd., Wellington.

BEAUTY is not mere regularity of features, or a shade of hair. It is an ensemble in which a good complexion plays a vital part. Many otherwise unattractive girls have " lovely eyes," or " a good nose." And many girls are called beautiful whose greatest claim to beauty is a lovely skin. To be really pretty one must keep her natural charm. For even though you use powder and rouge, naturalness is your aim. And no beauty can seem natural that has not the base of a naturally lovely skin. Those authorities who know the most of dermatology—of skin culture—will tell you 'washing the face for beauty" is Nature's surest rule. In Parts, too, It's now Palmolive To-day in France, home of cosmetics, Palmolive is one of the two largest selling toilet soaps, having supplanted French soaps by the score. French women, the most sophisticated of all women in beauty culture, by the thousands have discarded French soaps, and adopted safe and gentle Palmolive. Palmelive Soap is mmiouehM 7i/ r\ fcy human hands until you £ VOII ._ brrak the wrapper—lT 'IS /«^*« NEVER SOLD UNWRAPPED per CAKE

KEEP THAT SCHOOLGIRL COMPLEXION fl jWI BECAUSE Rolfe's Wax is made only from pure pine f whit/£ **?<*»** a*d leathers- It looks pure, i almost I? I"**1 "** 3* colour « «wi smclb dean and healthv. V TUe SaS i!f2£S? U!2 t OUr flo °"' wood panelling. \ * 441** * Polished S urface-it preserve. L