ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS

Sun (Christchurch), Volume III, Issue 885, 11 December 1916, Page 4

ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS

• —. fßy arrangement with Mrs Rolleston, Hair Physician and Face Specialist, qualified 1.,0r.d0:i and Paris.] " Sydney."—The cuticle, or sl<in at tlic base of the nails, should never be cut. I'se an orangewood stick (1/0 dozen) to push il hack gently when it is soft after washing the hands. " Zolenc" is an excellent preparation for whitening and softening the hands. Price 2/fi jar, postage 3d. Face massage in summer, preparations for which, including massage cups, will he posted (price 16/6): Apply No. 1 (lotion) with a soft cloth or cotton wool to remove any dust or dirt. Then rub No. 2 (cream special) on the face and neck. I'se massage cups according to directions enclosed, after which apply a towel compress wrung from very hot water. Then, as an astringent, apply ice (if unprocurable, cold water). No. ii preparation should then he dabbed on, alter which No. 1 (the complexion powder). Further replies by letter. Wrife direct to MRS ROLLKSTON. Dominion Building, Cathedral Square.