Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1884-10-15

ranorter the other day, ''womep oiten
min their complexIons by the use OF tne
wrong cosmetics, especially curing warm
weather. Now, IL you know sDyteins
shout the skin and the actions oil VsriOu-
nreparat1ous upon it you can see 10"
easily this may be done. why hno"
romen who would otherwise be handsome
If they knew how TO do up their comple
IONS, or if they had patience and Perseser'
ance enough to let natural aids neip 'heil.
ssWhat do l mean by natural aius'
Well, | will tell you- Even the coarsess
and roughest compilations may be mane
fine and smooth If the owner has patience,
and II REQUIRES q good deal. FIrst, oi
course. the blood should be purified oy
couple of doses of charcoal, magnesia OF
SULPHUR. and it is best to get the help oil
nhysician on this point. Then the diet
must be PLAN and the meals eaten reg
ularly. and at 10 o'clock the patient
must be in bed, for beauty's hours Tor
sleep are before midnight.
"But all this Will not make the skin
fine, you say. Truly no; but walt
little. Every night the lady above men
toned must put on mask OF some
white stuff that has been soaked IN water
and il must remain on night after night
for at least six weeks, then the SKIN will
be fine and white You see, the wet
cloth or mask excludes the air, and the
outer LAYERS OF the cutlcle come Ch by
degrees. The face should be wasneI
during this period with rain water, or
water that has been boiled and allowed
to cool, and must be dried with soft
cloth.
.'Never rub the face with coarse
towel, and do not rub up and down al
all. because such a process roughens the
SKIN and brings out red blotches upon iti
when bathing, however. always rub TIT
body vigorously. Now, it is often the
case that plmples and blotches come out
on the face and nowhere else on the
body. This is because the face is washed
more frequently aud the pores are opened
for the impurities of the body 10 es-
cape"
"iave you any good cosmetics for
sunburn and freckles? You know this IS
the season for them, and the bellies will
want to remove them before the opening
OF the winter season"
"Oh, yes, said the lady, "nothlpg IS
easier to remove than tan IL that Is all
the trouble, girl should be happy; besides,
il Is the fashion to be much tanned this
summer, you know, and it wears oil oil
itself after awhile.
Gold cream-genuIne cream, L mean,
is one OF the best remedies for suDburn,
and is also excellent for q heated skin
1t should he put on before retiring and
not disturbed until morning. Then for
ireckles, which are not so pretty or so
easy 10 remove, cosmetic Of one Gu
cumber cut in thin slices and soaked for
g few hours IN sweet milk Is excellent
Ii sheuld be applied the same as the
cream until the freckles disappear. VIM
.egar and milk, lemon juice and cream
are all excellent for removing freckles
and for whitening the complexion.
"Over-hesting and chilllness are both
detrimental tc the beauty Of the skin,
continued the little lady. "Also great
excitement or Overwork Of any kind.
soap should not be used on the face at all,
and rain water is much better than that
from CrotoH lake.
'But suppose ladies want to use paint
and powder, which are the best kinds for
this season." queried the reporter,
SWELL" replied the little lady as she
smoothed her pretty white cheek with
mllk-white hand, ''such cosmetics will
ruin the skin, and it requires an srtlst to
put them on, especially in the daytime, 50
they will not be detected. There Is no
objection to ones using the bsby-powder,
especially after q bath. 1t takes the IN
pleaaDt gloss from the face snd is also
cooling. But the skin should be thor
oughly dried before il is applied, aud then
IT should be put on with little piece of
chamois skin.
snow, If ladies will powder and rouge,
they should do it very carefully at this
season. a little cream powder should be
put on for the daylight, and the very
fsintest tInge Of rose on the cheeks, but
not IN one round spot. 1t is well to put
more powder over the rouge and not both
together. The neck and ears should be
powdered and the latter slightly tinted
with the carmine. The eyebrows snd
hair about the forehead should he well
brushed so as to prevent aHy of the pow
der showing. For evening a white powder
may be used and a little deeper tint on the
cheeks. Ladies who are stout and easily
heated should take care, however, said
the little lady in conclusion, that they do
not overhead themselves, or the rouge may
come of IN big tears"