BLUSHES TO ORDER
PARIS FINDS A WAY [from OUII OWN correspondent] LONDON, March 9 If you take a girl out to dinner or dance, and if you notice her toying; with her necklace, twisting the beads until the whole thing is tight and then inserting her finger between the beads and her carotid artery, you may know that her intentions arc not "honest." She is using one science to overcome a difficulty created by another. It seems that Paris beauty specialists have been asked by an increasing number of their clients how the.v can be able to blush, in spite of a perfectly made up complexion. The technique devised is this bead necklace tourniquet which can be made to control the supply of blood to the head at pleasure. It is pointed out, moreover, that the synthetic blush is better than Eve's, since it is under complete control.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXV, Issue 23000, 30 March 1938, Page 5
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