THE WRINKLED WOMAN.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XLV, Issue 13846, 4 September 1908, Page 3

THE WRINKLED WOMAN.

■•■ - .'■' ■ ■■•',.■ '.:-.'-';' •■. > Thk great hobgoblin of Womankind sincflt time immemorial has been a wrinkled skin 4 The knitted brow, the frown, anchored in m , / furrow, the lines at the mouth and nose—§"' ■ how frequently has a woman's character an* temperament been judged by them wrongly£\ Through the Dark Ages women had to suf-' 1 for- from these blemishes without any hope' of relief; but in this enlightened ago noli even the wrinkled, plain woman need do 4! spair, for Mrs. Collins, the gifted beauty?' .'. specialist, has made it possible for every}* , "<; woman to become personally attractive. AW. her Valaze Massage Institute she has scien* ';* tine methods of smoothing the- wrinkled 1 ' - •■"■ brow, to soften the deep lines disfiguring; the countenance, to check the pilgrimage oil every wrinkle. The deeper the furrow the? readier the relief, and the result ir permun-' ent. Jul possibility or' the wrinkle returning; is precluded. Valaze stands for the most derful complexion preparation that science* has ever had to her credit. Valaze tones v.p)',' the- tissues, feeds and nourishes fee skin, raw ■ moves all impurities from the poriyjjS wrinkles, freckles, and tan, and causes » healthy, clear glow of beauty. 4s and 6s §.i a jar, 7s posted. > ■$» ■,'i . Use also Valaze Herbal Soap,' 2a 3d, 2s 4d»" posted. ''% ... Valaze Massage Institute, *4 arid 45, CitjT;; 1 ".- : i'l;| Chambers,. Queen-street, Aucklajod.,,.,^,,.^ " ','