The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-26
WOMAN'S sHAND- MADE BEAUTY.
GOOD LOOKS LARGELY A NATTER
or PROPER CARE. '...
The Oval Face the Thing to strive For
NOw--Treatment to Transform the
Once. Popular Baby Face Care the
Professional Beauty Takes OF Her Head

Once. Popular Baby Face Care the
Professional Beauty Takes OF Her Head
The long faced beauty is in style. The
face must be a perfect oval or it will not
come I'D to the requirements Of up-to-date
beauty.
This means that the day of the fat-faced
type has gone, and no more Is the red
checked beauty, tho one with full. laughing
dimples and square baby chin, in style.
When the plump figure went out and the
lean came in the fat face disappeared and
the oval type became the thing. Those
who were overplump took the thin treat
ment and became lean in body: and, as
their bodies grew thin. their faces also
showed the refining iafnence. For it can
not be denied that leannesS is refining, aC
least in appearance, and that thin woman
looks more delicate, more aesthetic, moro
artistic, more refined than fat one.
1t is not difficult to treat a fat face, Tor
the face is very susceptible to treatment.
1t gets pale very easily and quickly IL
fills out in a few weeks, and in the same way,
it takes of flesh in a short time: .
Perhaps it would be best to begin with
YOUR throat If you were to throw your
head back and give your chin twenty
five good slaps with the palm OF your hand,
slapping from right to left, you would hnd
that the flesh would tingle. Next, slap mo
other side in the same way, gong from leib
to right.
Now, having taken of your collar for
the work. throw back your head few
times, taking care not to strain your neck.
Then duck It forward half dozen times,
and back half dozen times, always work
ing with caution to avoid d strain, DO
this frequently.
You will soon find that your neck begins
., Il a Ill, cItYF
a sprightly fee ling, and you will not hesitate
to turn your head when you wish to do.
TO make her face oval, the girl or woman
who has dropping lids must correct these
deficiencies, remembering that the long,
wide open eye is the ideal of beauty.
In the grooming of the head great field
ia offered for care. The woman who gets
up in the morning and combs her hair,
washes her face with water and puts on
an unattractive collar, may have done her
duty by her family but she has not done
her duty by herself.
The professional beauty, when she rises.
takes perfumed bath. She treats her
face and neck, her arms and her hands
to a good complexion cream. She may
IL she be 80 inclined, dust very little
powder over them, -
In London they dust the complexion
with powdered oatmeal IN the. morning.
taking il off with channels. This removes
the slime.
At night there comes the face powder and
perhaps the touch OF rouge, according I"
scruples, but in the morning the face
ia treated to only suggest ion OF powder.
Just enough TO keep oft the Offending gloss,
which makes the face too-radiaut on hot
dav
Then the professional beauty. taking
a careful survey Of her head, and noting
its contour for tho thousandth time,
n work I.sp hair H.
waved and turned aud curled and
smoothed and patted, until each hair lies
in place, just exactly whore II, should be,
not one hair out of place and all secured
invisibly with pins that hold it where it
should stay
The professional beauty has a boraco
acid wash for her eyes and tiny camePs-
hair brush TO make her eyebrows gisten
She touches the brush in almond oil usirG
half drop for each brow.
The true beauty messages her cheeks
to make them plumper, and her chin TO
make it more slender and more pointed.
For the cheeks she C!s"s n bit Of developing
cream, which she makes from oil of mutton
and oil Of almonds, while for her chin she
uses cold water and very sharp, vigorous
strokes ~ The hand.
The cheeks Of the professional beauty
are Redeemed. not bv cosmetics, but Ivy
cold water, light massage and by attention
to the laws OF health. She oats little pastry,
never combines hot and cold, such AZ lee
cream and coffee, hedom takes sweets and
sours together and never pours cream over
an acid
Her strawberries arc eaten with sugar,
but cream and she does not take pickles
and cake in the same picnic luncheon
She is cautious and temperate at all times
and has her reward not only in good looks.
but in excellent health. Her health ia az
fascinating As her beauty.
The professional beauty. while naturally
endowed with a good deal. Is, nevertheless,
n handmade product %ll" would never
have been "a professional beauty, never
would have bocn rcmarknhl. for her good
looks, never have preserved her features.
had she not known how to make the mos1
OF herself, never would have been called
more than passabe had she not learned.
the trick Of taking care Of her looks. .. ~