The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1904-06-04
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~ PLUMP PRETTY CHEEKS

cheeks. ,,,,, an5 a,.o.,.
woman wants to be young lhey are
sion Of health, and every woman
',.anfs or ought TO want, to he healthy.
r.bey are sign Of happiness, for the
100 crows merrily full when the heart
ID light and gay
mt pIump cheeks are a sign of more
han An of these; they are a sign of
-ood bodily care. Unless you take care
ef Yourself you will not have plump
cheeks after you are II years old. And,
N YOU neglect yourself much, your
,beeks will sag horribly from the time
Women of 30 show their age not so
much by their eyes as by their cheeks.
The cheeks grow a little thin. a little
,,ithered. a little yellow, a little baggy
and the story is told. The woman
has lost her youth
DO YOU want TO lose your youth? Do
Won want to be 40 years old? Do you
look forward to the age of so with hap
piress? Would you not prefer TO be on
The sunny side of 80 forever?
And YOU can be.
Youth a Matter of Choice.
Staying young is matter of prefer
euce If you want to stay young, you
can easily do so. You don't have to
grow old. No woman ever grew old
Without her perfect willingness to do
So No woman ever slid into the sere
and yellow leaf without acknowledging
her willingness 10 reach this stage. No
woman ever became withered and bag
gard and all out of shape unless she
either tried to become this way or neg
Iected herself until Dame Nature re-
beHed and got even.
yaf Dame Nature is a LONG; suffering
parsonage. She will endure a great deal
without retaliation. But when it comes
10 citing your teeth get away from
YOU. when ii comes to allowing your
skin to shrivel up; when it comes to
pimples and spots, to sunburn, and all
sorts Of saggy, baggy appearances.
then Dame Nature draws the line and
SAYS: This woman wants to look old.
Behold. / will make her old. And I
will not be slow about it,
Become Old in Few Years.
Old age does not always come grad
ually 1t occasionally darts upon a
person There are women who hold
their own wonderfully. But one day
they wake to find themselves withered
and whitened. They cry aloud in hor-
ror as they look at themselves in the
glass. for they see that old age is upon
them.
Don't let your cheeks fall in. Let
them remain plump and pretty. If you
are thin in the face, look in the glass
and take stock of yourself Is the thin
ness al on one side or is it evenly dis
t~ibuted? There are women whose
cheeks are much fatter on one side OF
the face thon on the other. This courses
the mouth to twist and TO draw. The
face is crooked.
Missing Teeth Twist the Face.
IF such is the case with you, if one
cheek is thinner than the other, go 10
work upon your face. 1t is probably
due. or was due in the beginning. to
missing tooth Have you supplied the
tooth? And. If not, why do you not
get it put back? 1t can be bridged, or
IN can be put in by some process that
Is not at all difficult. 1t may cost
little money. but what is money When
it is a question of the preservation OF
vour health? Isn't money that is spent
In that v-ay money that is well spent!
You will never expend dollar TO pet
ter purpose than upon your looks
mont have a space in the back OF
--1,r mouth. Ii means thin, crooked |
&c A hollow will cause your cheeks !
"a sink in. Remember that you can |
wear bumpers, but they will not re-
store the contour of your face. Nothing |
will do 1T except the restoration OF !
those missing molars.
Never rub the cheeks vigorously !
with the towel, for you Will certainly I
fniure the texture of the skin. Hard
rubbing brings out the ugly little red
veins and produces a notified appear
ance The cheeks should be as deEcate-
" handled as the nose or the chm:
Those who pinch TIE cheeks and pound
them and massage them with Vigor VIII
certainly regret it in the long run. and
sometimes. i'm the short run; for the
skin is injured beyond repair.
How to Plump Out the Cheeks.
But about the Pumping out process.
Don't depend upon bumpers, for they
are difficult to wear and they inter-
fere with the articulation. Don't think
you can constantly wear something
artificial in the cheeks without dis
agreeable results. There are plumpers
that are less obnoxious than others.
But 1T viii be better to permanently
remedy the evil.
IF YOU want the cheeks to look plump
and to show pretty dimples make them
plump and the dinples will come. 10
make them plump try the process OIL
heating the face until il feels hot TO
cream into it There are pumping
creams that are easily made at home.
Select 2 good one and make ii care
fully. Put il into stone jars so II VIII
keep.
Hot Water to Open Pores.
When heating the face use soft
water. Hard water injuries the skin:
Take water from the faucet and add
7,-l nf hnr1X !
quart of water. Now take and to this
add q little cucumber juice. Half
teaspoonful of cucumber juice is
enough for a large basin of water, and
half a teaspoon of boraX powder Will
soften a great bowl of water.
The water should be smoking hot and
the application should be made with a
clean piece of linen There is no OBJ
lection to a sponge except that a
sponge is so seldom clean. But if you
own a rubber sponge or a perfectly
clean natural sponge, then so much the
better.
A good pumping cream is made by
akng half an ounce of white wax ana
heating it over hot water To this is
.1w added an ounce of cocoa butter
and two ounces of spermacetl Then
.u this is added two ounces Of almond
'I and about an ounce Of roseWater.
r. one is not skillful at making mix
Ires the rOsewater can be omitted ana
7n extra ounce of almond oil added.
10 viii not be as soft a cream, but ii
ID plump the skin just as well.
All pumping creams should be APP |
Piled warm. Heat the skin and heat
he cream. Spread ii on the cheeks
20 thin layer. Gently massage 1t in,
batting and rubbing, but not pinching
'r otherwise injuring the texture of
The skin.
Massage Cream in Gently.
The cream must be applied warm.
set the little jar which holds the mix
IRE in a shallow basin filled with hot |