ARMS FULL OF BEAUTY.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 20602, 28 June 1930, Page 6 (Supplement)

ARMS FULL OF BEAUTY.

Ifc is only natural that every woman should desire to possess lovely, arms. Tho perfect arm should bo neither too fat uor too thin, but exquisitely moulded, of a. smooth, white texture. with dimpled elbows and rounded forearms tapering to slender wrists. How few of us re.-iliso the possibilities* - which lie in ordinary housework for improving the contour of our arm's! For instanco, bed-making is tho finest exer ciso in the world for rounding our arms and making them shapely and .beautiful. When it's a question of sweeping and dusting,' it will bo as well to try and use' your arms alternately as by this means, ono arm will not become moro developed than the other. Those who wish to preserve tho beautiful outline of their arms in spite of having to use them a lot, will find the best thing to do is to sponge them fro quontly with equal parts of vinegar and water. Let the water be warm and tho mixture allowed to dry into tho skin Afterwards, massage the arms well for about 10 minutes, the palm of the hand being moistenod from time to time with salt water. Theu rinse the arms in cold water and rub them hard with a Turk ish towel.