BEAUTY RULES.
FOR THE BUSINESS GIRL, Tho town dweller should mako a rule to cleanse her face with skin food nightly, to remove all dust from tho surfaco. The rulo of tho cream jar must bo not to uso a cream unless it is needed. If tho skin is rough or harsh, then ono will bo required, or if it is naturally deficient in fat. Too much cream only helps lo mako the skin sensitive.
When morning comes, then the cream should bo a weather or vanishing one. Its work will be to protect tho skin. Always have a fresh and dainty powder puff, and it must only let tho powder just rest upon tho face, never be driven into tho pores by heavy handling.
When the face is " touched up" and a fresh application of cream and powder is applied, it must be first of all gently but firmly wiped over with aj soft cloth or a small wad of wool, so that every traco of dust is removed, and not driven into tho'pores by tlio cream.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 20554, 3 May 1930, Page 6 (Supplement)
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