Hollow Cheeks

Southland Times, Issue 21264, 10 December 1930, Page 18

Hollow Cheeks

Wrinkles at the corners of the mouth should be attacked with the palms of the hands in an upward and circular movement, extending over the cheeks. This will fill out hollow cheeks, or reduce their plumpness if they are inclined to flabbiness. To remove the little lines that form under the eyes rest the tips of one hand on the temple, and with the fore-finger of the other massage gently from the nose to the temple across the little network of wrinkles that have formed. The wrinkles on the forehead should be rubbed firmly across with an upward and circular movement until the food has been worked thoroughly into the skin. Then wipe away with a soft towel all the superfluous skin food, sponge the tace with a mild astringent skin tonic, and dry gently.