MEN AND MAKE-UP
Marian Nixon claims the white of an egg spread over the lace' and neck and allowed to dry thoroughly, and then removed with a towel clipped in warm water, is one of the linest beauty masks that can bo used. Following tins tightening treatment for the skin, Marian rubs her face for three minutes with ice.
To avoid chapped lips, Margaret Lindsay says that she finds white pomade, used at night or when driving or at the beach, is a marvellous protection.
These beauty hints are taken from a splendid article, ‘’Beauty Can Be Yours!” which appears in the August issue of “Everylady’s Journal.” This article will help every woman, for it is most useful and instructive, laying down a course of treatment that every woman can follow.
Four free patterns in every issue? Yes, quite so; and in the August issue there is a lady’s smart .suit, lady’s suit with cape, a lady’s dinner frock, and a lady’s evening gown. “Everylady’s Journal” for sixpence is the finest magazine bargain in Australia. On sale at all newsagents, 6d.
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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XXIV, Issue 210, 18 August 1934, Page 11
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