The evening times., 1897-12-27
PHGIHL BHTHS
TO MAKE BEAUTY
Some Hints About the Way
to Do It.
Wear a Veil of Chiffon when Facing
the Winter Winds and
Frosts.

1
Here Is a little information for the wo-
men who have camel's hair brushes lots oi
hot water. decent soap the best of ma ssage
creams, and don't know what to do with
them:
| Complexion students unanimously agrae
that all grooming efforts bring better
results if made just before retiring than
at any time during the twenty-four hours.
| This being tie case include face washing
among those dainty rites offered to
Morpheus. that Kind Old god who does so
much for our beauty.
Confine yourselves TO hot water, not Of
parboiins Temperature, but hot enough to
bear Keeping the hand in it for seconl.
Soap your brush. II it is very fine rub
| cheeks, forehead. chin and nose for i've
minutes. Rotary motion exactly the rLme
as you would employ with the cream
| massage.
| The f3rsher the hrlsh the shorter must
be the time taken. The brush Treatment
depends entirely upon the quality of the
bristles the texture OF the skin, ana tie
| condition ii presents at the moment.
ior instance, IL is exceedingly CT TEL to
use the brush and water treatment IL q he
skin Is irritated by cold weather Or 1t is
in an infianed state from some skin
trouble.
See how much good sense You can use
when oEct you begin to care for your COM
pie xion. First, bath OF hot water; rinse
with tepid water; finish with a gener pus
facial bati, of eOld water. Just fill both
hands with the water and dash it on the
face, III der the chiu and about the throat.
1t is always well TO treat the throat at
the same time that the ace is being given
bath. When the. trouble is the ugly black
head thoroughly cleanse the pores. There
must be TO superficial work.
II the case is a serious one omit the cold
water rinse, for 1t is not well to make any
effort to cIiIs.. the pores Very few skins
allow the water and soap treatment to
suffice.
The lot water and soap haze taken SO
much or tn. natural oil from the skin that
an artirlcialsuppiy Is necessary II this is
omitted. going 60 sleep with the skin in
such diy condition quickly produces
thread-uke lines that develop in very
little while into wrinkles.
good roed viii not harm the daintie It
teNtured complexion. The Ingredients are
simple. little lanoline forming the basis
Of all foods in the market. To some are
added one thing. to some another.
A decided growth Of facial down pro-
hibits the use OF most creams. Some
specialists declare that certain unguents
will increase the growth OF superfluoIs
hair on the face.
am lIttle skeptfca although such
creams may be made. l have used
creams by the quart, and haze had no
trouble. Every woman must of necessity
speak ror herself in this particular.
Skin food and massage require the regu
lar motions Up over tie cheeks, around
the mouth under the eyes. across the
forehead. Study the lines, and rub in con
trary direct ion.
In the nioIning little .epid water Is
all that Is necessary to remove the cream.
DO not use your brush. II you must face
the cold Sifi.,-- nr If n,iiipad TO yu
into a dust -IaGen atmosphere, small
quantity OF cream rubbed into the cleansed
pores and thoroughly removed by ineaus
of biI of linen, VII serve as anexcellent
protection. str better, after the cream
has been Removed. to use a little rice
powder.
Many persons like a few drops of the
tincturc of l.enZoin in xater 10 close the
pores especially after the morning bath.
This is all light if you are not troubled
with bIackheads. All wrong IL You are.
Until these disfigurements are removed
the pores must be kept open.
No not use much powder if it can be
avoided. Nothing that clogs the pores
should be kept upon the face for any
length OF time.
We are obliged to treat the pores with
cream In order to soften the hard little
particles that perspiraticn and dust have
placed H. these tiny outlets. Were it not
for this fact 1T would be better to aban-
don the cream Well as the powder.
Wear veil when facing mid winter
winds and frosts. A good sensible veil OF
chiffon.