MLLE. HELENA RUBINSTEIN'S ARRIVAL IN WELLINGTON.

Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 459, 18 March 1909, Page 6

MLLE. HELENA RUBINSTEIN'S ARRIVAL IN WELLINGTON.

THE FAMOUS COMPLEXION SP& CIA LIST OF LONDON AND VIENNA RETURNS TO VISIT HER MANY CLIENTS AND FRIENDS; Tho four months' lull which precedes the. London Season has permitted Mile, llubiustein to make a flying visit to Australia and New Zealand. Slio has just arrived hero after a brief sojourn in Australia, and it will give her great pleasure to renew tho. acquaintance of her old clients, and to it eet every other woman who feels interested in beauty culture. During her brief stay in Wellington, 1 Mile. Rubinstein will givo, frco of charge, aty 1 information or explanation desired concerning tho Complexion, or any of tho preparations—old or new—that tho is in a position to exclusively supply. Those who, owing to distance or tiniOj find themselves unablo to meet Mile. Rubinstein, can, by writing to her, receive by letter all tho aid and information she is ablo to impart. Her book, "Beauty in the Making," will be found very interesting and useful. Sines opening her headquarters in London she has received ISO,OOO applications for this Treatise on, the Complexion. It has been reviewed by every journal of note in Gicat Britain, and most flatteringly spoken of by nil. A well-known English writer hits said \ that "Every page of it is a stepping-stono to success in life through personal attractiveness and beauty." Mllo. Rubinstein wishes every woman in . New Zealand to avail herself of her offer to send a copy of "Beauty in the Making" free of charge, but it is essential "liat the name of this paper bo given iii the application. As. Mile. Rubinstein would like, during her present brief stay in Wellington, to meet tho greatest possible number of ladies interested in tho, cultivation of facial beauty, and to share with them any knowledge of. the latest 1 Continental achievements on this important subject, it would be advisable not to delay writing or calling on her. That a personal, interview, for wihch no charge is made, is more satisfactory goes without saying, but a letter containing a clear statement will bo fully and exhaustively answered. There is little Mile. Rubinstein does not understand of beauty matters. She has given to it years of study; spent very largo sums, and lias visited every spot oiv>earth where information could he gained. ( Mile. Rubinstein will placo her knowledge at tho disposal of, and will give sound practical advice free of charge to, all ladies who will consult her during her brief stay at tlio Valaze Massage Institute, Brandon Street (next to the D.1.C.), where all correspondcnco should bo addressed. G4O?