USE OF COSMETICS
p:, ■■ . ||p MttST BE UNDERSTOOD *j 28. “Quite a number 6f Vomen , 'to little \ hpw to use cosmetics 'eomsctly'tliai l<''tbev too frequently render themselves ntore hideous ratherthan beautiful,’ Stanley Kedgrove, who makes €s pL study of- cosmetics which, he igkw,c.«w» Worthy of srifdy as women : iU\ liLir the ure spending millions i yearly on them. ’ . , . v; lf a touch of rouge or lipstick gives - ; woman a consciousness of presenting a flatter : appearance," he says, "it may a most valuaWe medicinal effect. Iltf must be remembered that w is if a far R il»ihg s -mauv%rcft’ : -pftl« 1 £ ; Wfnm ttnf* powder in • the evenings, j|p^|l» : l'b*trav nil ignorance 9! tho laws
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LV, Issue 17181, 11 February 1930, Page 2
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113USE OF COSMETICS Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LV, Issue 17181, 11 February 1930, Page 2
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