FACIAL CARE

NZ Truth, Issue 1305, 18 December 1930, Page 20

FACIAL CARE

New Millinery Has Problems

\I7ITH the craze for berets and I hats worn "off the face," makeiup takes on a new significance. Your face must be brought up to date to suit the fashions. When hats came well down over the forehead one didn't have to worry much about make-up jof the eyes and forehead, but now there are new problems to face. The latest millinery is hard to wear, and unbecoming to all but young and j pretty faces. The forehead and eyes have become very important, and unfortunately they have been neglected for years, jwhile hats shaded them. Foreheads, I particularly, have never been properly oared for, so open a new jar of cream and inaugurate an additional j treatment m the beauty routine. I A nightly massage is an important feature of the rejuvenation treatment for the forehead. After a thorough cleansing \vith a good cold cream, massage a liberal amount of nourishing cream into the skin, smoothing it m gently for a minute or two. Then massage the forehead with an upward movement from the bridge of the nose, with the finger tips, then remove excess cream with a pad Make-up is the next important | consideration. The new mode of I hairdressing leaves most of thc forehead exposed, so powder" must be applied there as deftly as "to the face and rieck. Eye make-up should be used very sparingly, . and for day wear brushing the eyebrows and lashes with vaseline is preferable to using mascara, because of its perfectly natural appearance. In the evening a tiny bit bf grey or blue shadow powder on the upper lid is an improvement. The new hats make perfectly groomed eyebrows essential. Brush the hairs upward, beginning at the bridge of the nose, and working out to the end of the brow. j