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Southland Times, Issue 21337, 7 March 1931, Page 8

“Ordinary soaps ' / ‘ can do. .great harm” says the famous beauty expert M CARSTEN of Berlin Es’fSM "Daily cleansing with Palmolive Soap is the basis of all my treatments, even the most elaborate”CG"N7TEW beauty treatments, such as ultra-violet rays and 'llbWV -LN radio-active preparations, undoubtedly have their value in certain conditions of the skin, but it must not be imagined '' that older and simpler methods are superseded,” says Leo Carsten, proprietor of 'the. famous “Figaro” beauty shop in Berlin. “Soap and water, for example, arc still the finest possible cleansers' for "Or/iWy soaps can do iSEI the skin,” he adds. “You will realize the importance of this when grw/ Modern beauty ®|||| I say that daily cleansing with Palmolive Soap is the basis of all specialists advise a soap made my treatments, even the most elaborate.” . * ) , Herr Carsten is head of the leading beauty salon in middle Europe. Palmolive Soap is fresh and . In many other beauty shops patronized by the smart women of the world’s bland, safe for the most leading capitals tke.dnee tow. Palmolive I. part of fell I every recommended home facial treatment. possible condition for a • . This is the Palmolive treatment. —Make a creamy lather be,uty ex t frt,t t'“tment.’‘ of Palmolive Soap and warm water. Massage it into the s? " ace t^roat - E.inse with warm water, then with cold. Thousands of great beauty experts, millions of ? c l‘ cnts » ’ c t^ie most effective safeguard for ■ Berlin. beauty. IJse it for the bath as well. Begin these twice-a-day treatments to-morrow. COPYRIGHT 3-IS-31

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