Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-12-10
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or M0dero Behaes.
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The prevalent and increasing short
s;ghtedness of our times Is, PernaPst
nsrtiv the cause of the excessive use OF
ronrs and noyder. The wielder OF
the nowder huff sees herself ahr
off as II were. She knows that she can
not indigo of the effect Of her complexion
win her face almost touching Its renee
tion i'm the glass, and standing ABOUT
ward off. she naturally accentnates nef
roses and files in q way that looks very
Messing to her. but il rather startling
to anyone with longer sight: Nor can
s6e tone down her rouge with the pow,
dered hair that softened the ARTIFICIAL
coIoring of her grandmother when she
had heS day. Powder is only OCCASION
aIIv worn with evening dress, aud IL Is
by daylight that these dreadIui o'"'s"
reds and whites look their worst.
On the other hand, there are sVIo
women so clever at making up tI
faces that one almost feels incnnea "
condone the practice in adm,fauon VI
thc result. These are the small minor
;tw and are likely to remain so, for their
secret il of a kind unlikely to be shared.
The closest inspection of.these cleveriy-
managed compilations reveals no trace
of art. ,r.L
Notwitbstandingthe reticence OF these
skilled artists, an occasional ourst W
confidence has revealed q few OF thei.
means of accomplishing the great emu
of looking pretty. "Do you often no
that?n said one OF these clever ones, q
matron of thirty-seven who looked IKE
a girl of nineteen, toa friend VINO was
vigorously rubbing her cheeks with .
coarse towel after q plentiful apPiicatioh
of cold water.
eyes, every time l come In rom
walk, ride, or drive. Why"
"Well no wonder you look older tnah
YOU are. You are simply wearing your
self OUT
"But | must wash?"
Certainly, but not like that. take
a leaf out of my book; never WASH your
face Just before going out into the iresn
air, or Just before coming In. Nothin8
Is more injurious to the skin. Come 10
the glass. Do you notice . drawn LOOK
about the eyes and genera, sire AKiness
in the cheeks? That Is the result OF
YOUR violent assault upon your complex.
ion lust now. You look ut this moment
ten years older than you did twenty
minutes ago in the park"
"Well, | really do. Hook old enough
to he your mother; but, then, you are
wonderful. You always look so young
and freshw
because never treat my poor face so
badly as you do yours. use rain-water,
and If | cannot get that i have the
water filtered. When dress for dinner
| always wash my face with milk, add.
ing just enough hot water to make II
pleasant to use. A very soft sponge
and very fine towel take the place OF
your terrible huckaback arrangement"
Rimmel, the celebrated perfumer, In
| his Book of Perfumes" says that
rouge, being composed Of cochineal
and saffron, is harmless, but that white
cosmetics consist occasionally of delete
rious substances which may injure the
health. He advises actors and actresses
to choose cosmetics, especially the
white, with the greatest care, and
women of the world, who wish to pre-
serve the freshness Of their complexion,
to observe the following recipe: Open
air, rest, exercise, and cold water.
In getting up the eyes, nothing is In
furious that is not dropped into them.
The of kohl or koholi is quite harmless,
and it must be confessed, very effec-
tive when applied-as the famous
recipe for salad dressing enjoins with re-
gard to the vinegar-by the hand of q
miser. Modern Egyptian ladies make
their kohol of smoke produced by
burning almonds. a small bag hold
| ing the bottle of kOhoi and a pin with
pounded point, with which to apply
it, form part Of the toilet para.
| phernalla Of all the beauties OF Cairo,
who make the immense mistake OF get
ting up their eyes in an exactly similar
manner, thus trying to reduce the end
less variety Of nature to one common
pattern, u IIIistahv that may hs arcoiln-
ted for by the fact that the Arabs be-
lieve kOhol to be O sovereign specific
against Ophthalmia. Their English
sisters often make the came mistake
| without the same excuse. A hairpin
stepped in lampblack is the usual
] method Of darkening the eyes in Eng
land, retibution following sooner or
later i'm the shape Of total loss Of the
eyelashes. Eau de Cologne is OCCASION
ally dropped into the eyes, with the
effect of making them brighter. The
operation Is painful, and 1t Is said that
| a half drops OF whisky and the same
quantity of eau de Cologne, eaten on o
lump of sugar, is quite as effective.
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