A SPOTLESS COMPLEXION.

New Zealand Graphic, Volume XXX, Issue XVII, 25 April 1903, Page 1172

A SPOTLESS COMPLEXION.

— IMAN is al6 ways syin7 bolieal of ' the most beautiful in Nature. One Jof tlie most impor ,t a n t factors in w o man’s beauty’ is her complex! o n. Many are the advertised skin beautifi e r s and artificial aids to complexion, but no amount of powders,

creams or other washes will permanently create a good complexion. When a woman has sallow skin, with pimples, blackheads, or other disfigurations, it is a sure sign that her internal organs are not performing their proper functions. It is necessary to expel all waste matter from the system, in order to keep the various duets or. passages in good working order. If this is. not done they become clogged, and evil effects are sure to follow. A general derangement of the system, which is apparent in the face, gives a bad colour to the skin, bringing blotches and other disfigurements to the surface. Bile ■Beans, by reason of their mild action, are eminently! adapted to correct these faults in women. They eject all waste matter in a gentle yet beneficial manner, and restore the system to a good healthy state. When this is done, a dear, healthy’ skin soon follows, and tha t charm of a New Zealand girl, •a good complexion, becomes once more her glory.