SMOKY NAIL POLISH
Smoke—if not popular in your eyes or in your best curtains—is slyly creeping into colour, states the "Cape Times." It is in the."smoky", pastels; in opaque whites of summer clothes; and overseas in the autumn and winter clothes there are new and flattering smoky and rusty tones.
In nail polish the smoky influence has also appeared. Smoky shades of nail polish are (he very newest thing. Their trend is away from the hard brilliant reds previously in vogue. Their subtle colours .flatter the nails and lend distinction to hands.
In app.'ying polish, always leave the cuticle free from polish. A reliable polish will not in itself injure or dry the nail. But if the base of the nail is left free, cuticle 'oil or cream may be applied at night without removing polish,
Cuticle cream or oil should be used at least daily. A good plan is to massage it into the rims around the nails every night. Hand cream should be used several times a day. Simple attention like this will repay you many times for the little trouble and time required to care for your hands.
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Evening Post, Volume CXXIII, Issue 47, 25 February 1937, Page 19
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191SMOKY NAIL POLISH Evening Post, Volume CXXIII, Issue 47, 25 February 1937, Page 19
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