BEFORE THE BIG DANCE

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22444, 13 June 1936, Page 6 (Supplement)

BEFORE THE BIG DANCE

HOW TO LOOK YOUR BEST! £ ; If you are going to a dance or he an important evening engagemenfft which you would like to look your % try tho following treatment. Takjfc luke-warm bath, to which has Ifi added somo of your favourite 6h salts. Before dressing smear cold crih over the face, and sponge tho n|, shoulders, and back, chest and arms|i fact, every part of tho skin which |1 show under your dress) with a flfcoloured liquid powder. Never ajty liquid powder with cotton wool, afy it with either a chamois leather or Jh tho fingers. If it becomes smear# streaky, remove it altogether, and af? anew. Never attempt to patch u P*i Before finally putting on your Ul3 remove tho surplus cold cream fromj|> face. Apply a little astringent lotiojfr a honey and almond lotion, and w carry on with your ninkc-up. Brushfe surplus powder from the eyelashes il brows, and if you wish, touch then® with a little brilliantine. This will njife them shine, dark and silky. If your hair is brushed back ' ron H? face and the tips of the oars are sho# apply a little cream, rouge, and po\| to tho lobe, and your attractivenessß bo considerably enhanced.