FOR BUSY WOMEN

Waikato Times, Volume 117, Issue 19597, 8 June 1935, Page 15 (Supplement)

FOR BUSY WOMEN

QUICK BEAUTY TREATMENT. Personal beauty treatment is like good housekeeping: it lias to he tackled every single day, but many women are inclined to be a little unreasonable about this (says an exchange). They will do their housework with almost religious regularity, hut they will attend to their beauty treatment only in fits and starts. No beauty treatment is permanent any more than dusting is permanent. Both things have Lo he done with the utmost regularity if they arc to have a permanently good result. Therefore, if you are a busy woman, the practical thing to do is lo work out an efficient schedule for your beauty treatments.

Ail that you need is 10 minutes when you go to bed at night—two minutes l'or taking off your make-up with a mild face cleanser, washing your face in lukewarm water and a mild complexion soap and rinsing with cold water; five minutes for patting in a skin food with a rubber patter or with your own newly-washed lingers; a few seconds for wiping it aIL off with face tissues and finishing it with a towel; and another two minutes for slapping in a face tonic or cold water with a pad of cotton wool soaked in the liquid. in the morning, ail .your face needs is a couple of minutes' rinsing in cold water after your bath and lie fore your make-up is applied; you then need five minutes’ massage with your flnger'Lips, and two minutes’ hair-brushing.