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V SIX LESSONS g M IN LOVELINESS . ). k ■ “So that each morning’s paper shall bring you one day nearer to Beauty” lesson five: The delicate Art of Make-up . . . r * nn utterly sweet and honestly wholesome skin with delicate deceit and makes a comrfiete harmof dress haff so eosy-J-look-ot that It would be unkind to call it artificial complete y < Cvclax deprecates the use of vanishing cream and recommends instead o fiqukl non-greasy Powder Base in a shade to suit your individual skin-colouring. To avoid a hard natur °) .r chnnlrl hr. uipri Your Liostick should, of course, harmonise with your Rouge, your Fa'e n powde P r with your owS sMn-colouring. The fundamental note for the day should be moderation; at night, under artificial light, there is ample scope for you to become brilliantly exot.c, glamorous and alluring, or delicately natural, whichever your choice. Aa Do not miss your Sixth qnd last Lesson on Monday. (A complete, complimentary set of "Six Lessons in Loveliness" may be obtained by writing to Cyclax of K 2 . London. P.O Hn 256. Wellington.) . . . ~,v * day lotion 00i| Prices, from 6/9 to " t ••.<• FACE POWDER 45/5, J T I ? >> "s\'- Prices, 5/2 to 9/4- * POWDER ROUGE ' „ ’ ' ' \ \ 4 - Price, 5/2. Rig * LIPSTICK • . s's'l s • A.s • Price, 7/9. * MILK OF ROSES ;' ' ' Refill, i/S. Prices 6/9 to 43/5. z > -• Wellinaton- The D I C Ltd.,- Wanganui: The D.I.C. Ltd., Palmerston North: The C. M. Ross Co., Napier: Blythes Ltd Hastings- Westerman Cr Co., and Alan Grant Pharmacy, New Plymouth: Whites Ltd., Nelson: Buxtons Ltd* Blenheim- Girlings Ltd.. Dannevirke: Blythes Ltd., Waipukutau. Grant Pharmacy, Wairoa: Moore's Ltd,., Masterton: W. H. Snowsill, Gisborne; H. Berkley Tyermon, Feilding: Tingey and Hubbard, Otaki: Wilson's Pharmacy.

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