A COMPLEXION LOST AND FOUND.

New Zealand Graphic, Volume XLVIII, Issue 2, 10 July 1912, Page 63

A COMPLEXION LOST AND FOUND.

ITlie foltowfrig letter telh an interesting story:— "'For a period of eight months I have J>een trying to do something for my Complexion, which for some unaccountable reason had been going from bad to worse. I equipped rnvself with all sorts Of beauty preparations, and had the t-urious experience that at least three .Specialists’ gave me the same identical lace-cream, only named and put up differently. I could make no headway, and if anything the clay colour of my skin was even more pronounced than ever. I intended to call on you for some time, but was rather afraid that your fee might be beyond my means—a foolish fear which I afterwards found groundless. But at last I had no choice in tho matter, and now after two months’ use pf Valaze, my complexion has become better than it has been in my girlhood days. I found it and your other specialities unlike anything I have seen in England.”

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