Evening Star Newspaper, May 8, 1930, Page 49

WOMAN’S PAGE. MILADY BEAUTIFUL BY LOIS LEEDS. Complexion Probléms, Dear Miss m~ com) lexion 18 ol my face as uumny I know how. Temove make-up with cramed paper Every night I steam my face with hot towels and press_out as many black- heads as I can. This forms gatherings md pxmplu If I don't press them out, they form blackheads and whiteheads :\utuuume How can I rid my skin of these blemishes and protect myull from getting more? (2) I have mmt it cold nre:m on & greasy sl it forms black and white heads. Is this being in such a bad condition. y" 80, what should I remove make-up with? (4) What sort of powder base should (l) My friend goes to high school, and -he complains that in the morn- she looks fresh, but toward the o of the day her nose becomes ler on out removing he powder from the morning or not. ‘What should she do? GRATEFUL SUE. Answer—(1) Please watch this de- mflmnh for an article on cleansing face vhlch will answer this ques- very full What you need is an Antl.nptlc wash after the cleansing and also an astringent, both of which are described in the article mentioned. (5) Your friend may secure pads of paper which have been treated with cleansing cream—any cosmetic mnm will have them. If the old removed with a sheet of this s| m ener, her new make-up will my on better and look better. It is also bas formelkmml&‘ putting on more powder on top of soll o;nf“ggn ——e 3 California Dessert. One cupful diced pineapple, one cup- ful diced oranges, one cupful diced peaches, two tablespoontuls lemon juice, | ™ half cupful shredded cocoanut and four tablespoonfuls confectioners’ sugar. Mix and chill ingredients and serve in glass cups. SONNYSAYINGS BY FANNY Y. CORY. I taked off my underwears a ‘ittle too sudden. I got the roop. LITTLE SISTER BY RUBY HOLLAND. Household Methods d Sundnauto THE EVENING STAR, BEAUTY CHATS lumen the cookln. at home eold cre:m ‘Wring Fixing Up Your Face. Let's luppole that you have had & very trying day, and that you have to look quite nlce and haven't very much ‘The first mm,‘w do is to pull back your hair and slather your face full of a plece of old Turk- ‘Week _en make & big difference in nu ordering. ‘The very first bit of work to be done ls, wring again on Saturday morning is a thorough nput this six times, cleaning of the refrigerator. B taken out of it, Sgn uu ‘Then wring the towel from very cold should be lce, and the whole thing oughly, scaided and drled before zm tator 18 packed very lm over l cream that may be water and hold this over the face, re- peating three or four times. This opens again. 8o it the pores, cleanses the skin, brings up t to_have as little lefl- new blood to it, then closes the pores 'om Priday s possible. and egain stimulates the skin by the WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY BY EDNA KENT FORBES. action of the cold water. Now give your hair a good quick brushing with a long, SHfY bristled brush. If it is powdered orris into and out :fit Now wrinkled ), wipe off very gentl, then powder two or three times. ’rhu has a marvellous effect in mmln¢ up small lines, while the tiny bit of make- up over the eyelids and on the lashes 3 m:e away MAY 8, 1930. mmmmmmmmnm eyes, MYourhnlrbelnl flufly and ,lu-y once more, will also rom the tired look of the things are quickly duu'. Imt f.helr OHOCI is mlnmuqa nnly the most {‘y oocmm powder, rouge, lipstick, blwk eolu crn.m dark powder. Betty—Curling the hair with heated irons may not affect some hair very much, and with other hair it might cause a great deal of deterioration. ‘There are s0 many other ways of curling with combs, or soft curlers, that it is Just as well to reserve the hot irons for times when you must have an imme- diate effect. F. L. H—If you use mineral instead day; near the roots and, unless you have some scalp trouble needing special treat- ment, the hair will be benefited by the improved circulation. If your hair had not been ready could not have pulled handsful from the Mr! A. H—A fine oil cream will not | powdered sugar until light. promote a growth of hair on the face.| the gelatin and the whites of the The discoloring of your teeth may come | beaten until stiff. Turmn from acidity, but it is best to have the dentm keep them cleared of it. o C.—~QGet your system | peeled, and serve with whipped cream. clenred nnd kflp it free all the time, | Delicious and pretty. FEATURES. and your skin will be improved. Bleaches will never answer your n ceds; that, they are very drying and lead to hothen,lulnnhledw- other skin and peeling of the skin. ~—Massage Orange Pudding. your scalp every get the blood to circulating hours. 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