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Otago Witness, Issue 3100, 13 August 1913, Page 63

DRYNESS AND HARSHNESS OF SKIN.

T’ic principal cause of rids cond'iion of the s kiu lies generally in the insufficiency of its secrol ions, and in brought about by die use of soil[i containing too much alkali, preparations containing huge proportiona of alcohol, and face creams containing ex- | (•<■«. of glycerine. All of these have extra- | ordinary moist tire - absorbing properties. ; A 1 mo,- pin-l ie eondn ions, such as trost, dry, -h o'p winds, and excess ive heat, exert tiio same influence, _ . . Xow. v.'iu n tiie skin is so deficient in ii it lira! lubrieantthe complexion must nc -sarily -uffi i-; therfon you must supply | lie- skin with a substance essentially similar j to iis lubricant. | Valaze Skhi Food will irstore the eofti suppleness, and humidity of the skin, | will remove pimphs. blotchi s. fretkhs. sunburn, tin. and .-allowncss. and make and keep tiie skin clear, fresh, and healthy. Price 4s and 7s. Xoveria ('eriilt 1 is an emollient sit n cleanser v.i iiout the use of soap and water. Wlieii the skin is delicate or sensitive, or intolerant of soap and water, it should be (•l- at.rs; d with the Xovena o*rat«. The result will be a delightful skin bath, and the s.kin will be mil'll more refreshed tiinu if wasin d with soap and water. 2s and 3s 6d. Vala/c .Skin Tonic tones and braecs the skin, prevents wrinkles, and in every way makes for hea'rhfidm .-X. Ii is astringent, a.'ilk«ept:c, soothing, and healing -a tonic in the tvm .-t sen«e of the word. 3- 9d. 1 All c!,. mists. or direct, po-t tV-r. from i Mile, 11•■[.•).:> I'Jnhie-leiti. 62 Mahon Vakizo, S' sand A'cade. A inkink