New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-28

emo ,ou mind telling me what advice you give
your customers -, :,
Bless me- not bit To be thoroughly ciea"
I first reoulsIte Let girl become enam0ied VI
her bathtub and take morning draughts OF Hesh all
Let her use good soap and hot and cold water after
natey in washing the face but only once daS' LOU
her give gentle massage treatment to the neck anu
face and take mild exercise IN warm weather' a
mat deal has been written by actresses and others
regarding the Injurious effect Of water on the skill
Patti they saw has never washed her ia'e III an -"e
IN. ,osb cream and Jane Hadlng wipes away DUST
cosmetics and peIspraton by vasehne oniy' ih'S'
unfortunately, may be true enough buI 10 Say "aO'
Is injurious is pure bosh. Ana between you al" M
a woman who VIII 90 through life time with me
pores of her skin filed with sour milk for such II DC
o.s ar +be remains of unlimited jars Of vasene Is
NOT over clean Dr. Bulkley, whose reputation Is
skin speclsltst is well known, says that great many
eruptions on the face due TO the tact tha' soap
bas not been used there; that When sood soap -
used Il Is as beneficial 10 the face as TO every o'ho
mart OF the body. He also advises daily ruDoihs
With a dry towel not coarse. This stimulates Tue
action Of the blood and makes the skin hariy' IN
,soa,d to warm water, if it IS used alone. II makes
tbe skin aabby BY using it first for thorough
cleaning and then burying the race IN Dasliiui VI
cold water leaves the skin smooth but also nrH' anu
without that sensitiveness which makes winu OF SUI
wafer irritating After such cleaning the Shih -
readv 10 be manipulated Now is the time Tor the
,,oung woman ambitious 10 be well favored TO slt
down with a hand mirror in good light, ana ha'7h-
ing her nose against commence her search ior pach
lode n X not always easy 10 discover them
What arrears blotch or blind plmple Is olteh
LITTLE colony of wellhdden blackfea1S Walch h'ys
are very popular fOf boring out these oeaSty ltio
things but they should not be USED At'er Da'hhs
m. spot with spoonful OF rose water mixed with the
smallest amount of carbolic aeId-even less than
al the nj ia
,h,n,h not too hard but persistently, evenly, until
,be hackbead becomes prominent IL Will r.
nond beautifully this treatment and can at length
J., ,,,ned away Pmples a. everybody knows almost
invariably result from bad blood, and this Is generally
the consequence of bad and senselesS food VIII the
voung lady fond OF tarts have plmpesf She WILL
And the girl who prefers chocolate 70 milk or weak
tea and rich gravies and game 10 a Juicy chop aud
,,.sb Iettucel She will l. diet then OF much
conseouencei IL certainly Is. Let the young woman
with sufficient flesh and not enough blood eat lean
meats vegetables without much starch In them, Lhe
,oms,oes lettuce cauhower. string beans and drink
claret let the thin girl drink milk, eat plainly
cooked meat vegetables of all kinds, and glass of
weak punch or a small bowl Of bread and milk just
before going 10 sleep After proper course of diet
and exercise the eruphons hsvo gone. but an oily,
greasy skin is still only often ugly In texture and
flint This IS where / come In. II there were no
ugv women I'm the world couldn't earn my living
this way
81 How did you chance u choose this occupation y
a On dear me ever since remember l had
nasslon for fixing people. In school If sat behind
a girl who had long curs missed my lessons for
couldn't help twisting them and forgetting every thing
else. Before was fifteen l had pierced the ears of
every girl / knew, and with the aid OF mirror
even pierced my own. II any OF my companions
wanted their hair cured or braided they had only 10
come Ia me II was my delight When left school
the manicure business wa coming into regular popu
larity learned II and after iew years started out
for myself Meanwhile l was studying physical