The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, March 30, 1902, Page 15

15‘ more than the complexion do the neck and throat need care be- stowed upon them, that they may e full and rounded and retain heir beautiful and a votion to certain ises is s unatel e muscles of e tible of develop- the body. Many f cur- g e Lead ns of approaching age ne wrinkles on the massage and cer- the best treatme: n emollient, and plac- ach hand on t fllustration, raw the fingers out idity of the movements ng the the £ neck, put alm of the r t the right side of the head, press the head hard at the me time stance w the hand; little with the hand but allow the muscles ome the resistance by forcing the e right shoulder. severs times and then left hand and to the left both muscles at the same Ims of the hand near the top; press strongly, at the s: time press up ligk with the hands but not s a that the contraction of the mu rcome the resist- £ head come so that the ch.n he head fc ov ance o collarbone For the ck of the neck, interlace the fingers and put the palms of the hands back of the head, high up; » the head forward, press it e 11 for- nds, but not so hard es on the back of the to straighten the head back far as it can In all these movements take care to e e DEVELOPING THE MUSCLES / ori EOTH BIPES OF THR WECK! 3 * pint ¥/ » PAUVAHMTER Wor THE o<oODs é‘ DIVINELY g TALL, Wherc d leat lotion. for the ut oil llient is better th: is one of the 6 ounces ounces ounce ) drops 1 of swee! ubbed on the \orough- health- into one qua of boiling t [ breast ntil is smooth and cool ! When an emollient 1d be ne-ha of rits of aded in with the pe hands ¥ i ok s nd firmly, with c n not to 1lv on the face, where Q with freckles. rengthens the mus- Noa of value. One con- : n front of the the ski 2 ounces 1 ou he arms with hand slaxed and o wrists upward; then them 10 dtope the head, br them back and 2 Lactfc netd 14 ounce TH1a Glycerin £ ounc ’E-VELch Oil of bergamot. 1 drachm THE 0il of citronella. 1 drachm CHIm Alcohol % pint means of a Py p——— [ ——— S o 4 REMOVING WRINMKLES WHICH SHOWw VNMDER THEY ecnarn cont neck above ms hang relaxed at the de; high as possible, backw atil tinue this for a then reverse the motion Castor oll ol .% drachm o L . o Glycerin to make e 3 ounces ¢ the front orizon Da s up, tr ron tzor . palms _up, llow this treatment for three nights, Sabt b et e urth night hold cloths wrung out of ter on the face for ten or fiftesn or until the particles of matter the inactlve pores are softened. vements three or when the el i ien each blackhead must be thoroughly . 2 efully pressed out (otherwise it 9 w irn and further distend the pore) “ by pressing a hollow watch key over it pe ¢ ressing on either side of the clog- e ge with the finger nails, well co which nd neck are exercised the joints € at the sides, then v, inflating the lungs d. With the raise up on head back, tc the & As the arms slowl n the lungs ep inflate the lungs re raised hands other ge ice at almost any )ne can prac ven when riding in the or walking—turn the head slowly to right as far as possible, Do not raise or lower the chin. Kee the bod perfectly quiet. Avoid turning the sho ers. T the head back to position; then turn the Jeft in the same way ny ment of the shotilders while t the head is to be avoided. Few women realize how much cold wa- ter brisk rubbing beautify the skin of one's throat and neck. Even those who cannot stand the shock of an entire cold bath each morning would do well to accustom themselves to taking one to waist. If warm water is preferred, ish off with a dash of cold water. Rub iskly. The cold water and brisk rub- g make the flesh hard and firm, im- prove the texture of the skin and often have a wonderful effect in removing the blotchy appearance of the skin, which is such an affliction to a girl with an other- wise pretty neck Swan Throats. There is a variety of opinions about the beauty of a long neck. Its advocates in- sist that it gives grace and an aristocratic bearing, and that the decadence of necks since the time of Joshua Reynolds marks & falling off in feminine loveliness. Consuelo, Duchess of Marlborough, brought long necks, or “swan throats,” into fashionable favor in London, and when she first appeared in her famous pear] necklace of seven strings buttoned &t the back with seven big diamonds set on & band of gold exactly four and one- quarter inches long, every smart woman THE BEAUT OF THE BAcCK ©F THE NECK LHCREASSED BY T=i18 EXERC1ISH. in Mayfair longed to like it Making the head look very tall by the style of hat or mode of hairdressing, the throat apparently elongates re bly: a proper pa of head also adds to the fllusion; by these means, London women passed for long-throated beauties of the time of Romney or Reynolds. A lovely neck and shoulders should be left to speak r themselves. Oddly enough, women with really fine necks have the notion that by ornament or trinketry they rease, or at the least call attentlon to their beau T is a mistake. The gracious lines of the shoulders, and the sweep from the nape of the neck down the back are broken, and have their value utterly destroyed by a necklace. There are no more gracious curves in a woman’s body than those which start from the nape of the neck and a woman's skin is nowhere more delicate than be- tween and just above the shoulder blades. Under the sharp, shadowed bril- lance of artifictal light, the tint is like that of pear] white satin flushed with a faint, rosy glow. Sometimes it is like living marble In its fineness of grain and exquisite definition. Developing the Bust. The best treatment for women who de- sire to develop the bust is first as much rest as possible, ten hours’ sleep during the twenty-four, nourishing food, deep breathing, vocal culture, gymnastics, swimming, out-of-door exercises and a diet consisting of flesh-making foods. It is impossible to develop the bust if there is any stricture about the waist or chest, therefore the corset should be loose. Padding is fatal to the develop- ment of the bust. Massage is effective, Fnrticulnly in ognnecflon with the use of a lotion made of: DEVELOPINMG THE MUSCLES O THE RIGHT IoE OF THE MHECK have dissol tions for using: and hands in warm, soft then pour a s to feel dry, STRETCHING TOo &wow ThALL then rub soft- also good for an oily complexi: t soft and white in downward to the side, then up above the T'@ hegd again. Undeveloped busts are often due to lack development the growing pe 10 to 18 years. corsets are most dan- compress the not worn before one is 25, corsets may be worn afterward with impunity. The difference in s 1HDUCE LENGTH oF L1 MB Another lotion known to work wonders, uperficial tan is concerned, is Chlorate of potassa . precisely then that t mace of one ze between the waist measurement —in the well- ken just under the arm: formed woman, should be from eight to other remedy A woman physician kindly trouble to measure four women to decide question as to the proportionate dif- ference between the bust and the waist. stances there was a di of eight inches, in the third nine, and in All of the women were Afterward the meas- urement of & woman was taken who had never worn & corset in her life, and the the two points was All ready-made waist for women of ordinayy size are made w. inches difference between the measure and the waist. How to Banish Freckles. One way to treat freckles is to touch them night and morning with a camels- hair brush dipped in lemon juice. Another shield against these ‘‘kisses of the sun’ is made by Whipping to a cream the white ‘White prec a form of ac frequently affects breathing mouths of th clogged with dust ar which irritate, enla one cure for t persistent care the fourth ten. well proportioned. tend them. difference between barely six inches. e various treatment lowing is suggested as At night giv ing with warm the face a thorough wash- To Remove Tan. Pulverized epsom salts . Tincture of benzoin to wash the brush thoroughly in clear, cold water after using. Let me say, however, to maids and mat- rons, don’t worry about your freckles, for with clear water. the affected parts this stimulating Distilled ‘water . Put the salts in a wide-miouthed bot- it is said that the woman who freckles is Tincture of capsicum Tincture of cantharid a pocket handkerchief—this is to prevent the bare nalls fram ng in contact with the inflamed sur- f the skin, as they serve to irritate Jon as each pore is clear it it h an emollient, almond ol or m tcn tallow. Nothing is better than the latter, and if per ed it is not disagreer a o use When a number of the blackheads are remo do not attempt to do & great number at one time—the face must be washed with warm water. This process must be repeated dvery night or two until kin is entirely free from any s ightly marks. They can ay permanently only on condition he skin be not neglected. To whiten and refresh the skin after tan, freckles and other blemishes have been removed try any one of the follow- ing preparations NO. 1 ence of citron ence of neroli.... ence of rosemary. Essence of roses qone » Put a few drops In a half-glass of water when needed, as it is too strong to use un B 2—-ALMOND EMULSION. mulsion of sweet almonds. mulsion of bitter almonds. Rosewater to make......... « NO. 3-CUCUMBER CRE. Spermaceti White wax Green ofl . Almond ofl s % ounee Essence of cucumber . 1 ounce Melt the spermacet! and wax, add ofls siowly, stirring conmu{fl and finally the essence. Beat untfl the mixture i8 cold and Uke cream. NO. 4-COLD CREAM OF ROSES. Melt together 1 ounce each of white wi and spermaceti, adding 4 ounces ofl of almonds, and gradually 4 ounces rose- water. hen stir very thoroughly as the mixture cools, forming a uniform emul- % ounce 14 ounce 3 ounce When washing or treating the face, do nd over the basin. A stooping posi- bad for the muscles of the face. The head should, therefore, be held erect during mgnipulation. In massaging, put on the cream with the finger tips. rube bing cautiously under the eyes so as not to move the skin, but pressing harder in the corners of the eye, where the crows’ teet rubbing the cheeks outward in- stead of ward, and the chin and fore- head upward. Rotation at the base of the nose and over the nostrils is impor- tant, as the muscles of that part of the face are apt to become enlarged and ugly. Movements should be upward aand outward. A rotary motion with the hbands is best when washing and drying the face and when applying emollients.