The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-08

marks Of various kinds It is almost i'm
possible to believe that tho girl OF woman
is fastidious in her habits.
THE FOREHEAD.
The steaning OF the forehead is the nrst
step in tho cure. and for this there must
be basin Of hot water. resting in another
basin. with the outer one kept boiling.
The rteaming of the face does not mean
Its parboiling. by any means. But II does
| mean the thorough heating OF the skin
until the cuticle Is in such q state es to
permit the rubbing out of the blackheads
If the skin be heated very hot and kept
hot Tor flve minutes and II. at the end OF
that time. thorough lather Of soap and
| water be applied it giI be found that.
when the lather is washed of. the black
heads will come of too. And the forehead
will be nearly clean.
But It is massage that does the most
and the best for the forehead Do not at
tempt 1t yourself. but get an operator.
Let her dip her fingers in warm almond
oil. and let her pass them gently over your
forehead. going from side to side. right
along the lines Of the burrows
Let the masseuse. DO she amateur or pro-
fessional. pretend that she Is smoothing out
a piece Of wrinkled tissue paper.
Let her put her fingers In the cresses and
rub them away. A hard stroke Il not
necessary, but there should DO long, gentle
strokes Of the kind that VIII, In time, take
out every Wrinkle
The masseuse must, In the language of tho
siangy girl, get busy every day She
must not neglect her task as long as n sim
gle wrinkle remains, and she must put into
the work at least fifteen full minutes every
day.
Even after the wrinkles are gone, she
must act as masseuSe occasionally ard ,nust
warm the olive oil. dip her fingers into it
and massage the forehead Of her patient ut
! least twice week.
|, The typical American girl, the girl of
|, Wenzell and of Gibson, Of Christy ana OF
Stanalaus, has full, round cheeks. They
are not pudgy. by any means, but they are
full and plump and pretty
To get these round cheeks requires first,
the services Of a dentist who will ascertain
II there are missing teeth, or IL his services
are needed in the way Of building up.
browning. bridging. or performing any Of
the other delicate tasks Of modsrn dentistry,
His work. If there be any, must be done
on recent lines. T.
MAKING HER CHEEKS RED.
II this is done. then comes the masseuss
again. and this time her duty Is not to rub
the checks. but to spat them. "spattine" the
checks Is done with the two middle fingers
They are dipped in hot water and the
checks are gently patted with the fingefA
The tips strike the cheeks Just in the mid.
die right at the dimple spot. and the skin Il
stimulated and REDEEMED.
Spatting the cheeks every day l. good
thing for them.
1t Is much better for the skin than rub
bling them with towel and It serves not
only as q massage but as FRACTIONAL agent.
Cheeks that are religiously spatted every
day In the week are always red; they are
always cool and soft to the touch; they
very rarely have freckles upon them, and
they are never pimpled or covered with
blackheads. So much win spatting do fo-
the cheeks.
The typical American girl has q pointed
chin. For this there is a new treatment
The chin is massaged at each side. and the
motion Is upward.
A bunch Of absorbent cotton d dippsd a
hot water and the chin II rubbed eeukSr
with It, always from the sides upward, ~
This win slightly pink the ohm and Il. W1Il
At the Same time act ~ q deterrent and as
couraeer of the double chin.
The double chin cannot long remain II thu