Holiday Beauty Cures

Ladies' Mirror, Volume V, Issue 6, 1 December 1926, Page 54

Holiday Beauty Cures

are turning their normal holiday amusements to account in the cause of beauty. They are discovering that swimming, besides having a generally beneficial effect on tlie figure, prevents double chin or facial sagging muscles by the nccessit}' of holding the mouth out of the water. Breast stroke should be practised for this. # Hatless holidays ruin the hair, but air baths and even exposure to the early morning sun, such as may be gained by going bareheaded to the early morning dip, make it glossy, thick, and full of life. Tennis and dancing tend to thicken the ankles, but mountain climbing and hill walking render them slim and supple. _ Bathing the face with handfuls of the dew-soaked grass is an old-fashioned but excellent substitute for skin tonics.