Evening Star Newspaper, June 3, 1923, Page 25

1923—-PART 1.~ Enduring Gift —the balmy oils of palm and oltve The recent opening of King Tut’s tomb has focused public interest on ancient Egypt. Women'’s fashions feature Egyptian ormaments and design. Ewery- thing is popular if it is enly‘gypdan. pass, one great Egyptian discovery is of everlasting importance. The value of palm and olive ails as cleansing beautifiers was learned 3000 years ago. And in all the centuries that have passed the world has found nothing better. So while Egyptian fashions may come and go, Egype’s beanty secrets will live on. Cleopatra’s secret of youth is now embodied in the wnooth, cocamy lather of Palmolive. soap. How-it-beautifies Brhjfiv‘finrfipmof:fldoggingmmfllfinwfidl enlarge irritate them. Yet this cleansing is so gentle and s soothing thet it leaves your complexion softened and refreshed. Waomen who use Palmolive never complain of dryness or irritation, and meny don’t even usc cold cream. This is becavse palm and olive oils impart their cosmetic qualities to the profuse, fragrant Palmolive lather. Massage it carefully into your skin—don’t be afraid to be thorough. Dirt, oil and perspiration must be dissolved and washed away. Then use your favorite cold cream, powder or rouge, for most cosmetics are harmiless when applied to a clean skin. Bedtime is the best time ff thorough cleansing, that skin may be refreshed during sleep. In the morning stimulatifig rinsing is sufficient to produc= radiant, rosy freshness.