The sun., 1904-06-26
SEVEN SECRETS OF A SMILE.
AN IMPORTANT CHARM, AND HOW
TO ACQUIRE 1T.

why Children's Smiles Arc More Attractive
Than Those Of Grown Ups-Cultivnting
. Cupid's Bow Mouth and Cherry Lips
-Rlbbing Out the Crows Feet.
For sweet smile seven points Of beauty
are required. These are: a good oom-
plexion, good teeth, Cupid's bow mouth
q correct nose, expressive eyes, q fascinat-
inR blush, and good turn Of the head.
To this list one might add dimples.
A child has the lovelieet smile In the
world, and the reasons are several. a
child's skin is creamy, Its flush or blush
ia natural, it's eyes are smiling, ana tney
laugh when the rest Of the face laughs.
All people love laughing children.
with the grown up smile 1t is different
Few people smile well.
Before you can smile there are certain
things which you must possess' You must
have good teeth. Unless you have GOOD
teeth YOU cannot afford to part your lips.
II yc ur teeth are not perfect. and still you
want to smile, you must employ dentist to
put them in shape.
Tho Cupids bow mouth depends largely
upon the shape Of the lips. Compressed
lips never bow prettily. They are pressed
together In a hard, straight line, and
often they are colorless. They are never
curved. and they have cruel look, which
is disagreeable.
To obtain the Cupid's bow mouth, learn
to bow your lips. Learn to hold them
easily and prettily. Give up trying to
look determined.
Many women have a determined look,
Of which they are unconscious. They
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lips. together, and they do not know that
Learn to let the lips just touch each other
in a natural way and do not try to press
them together. Never bite your lips if
you want Cupid's bow mouth.
To keep the lips nice, SO that they will
bow properly learn to use nightly lip
emollisnt. Never let the lips chap or grow
IL your lips are blue, look out for your
health. Blue lips indicate poor circuIa-
ton.
to make them red. The natural lips should
be a bright glowing red. Cherry lips are
noted in poetry, but, alas, they are more
often to be found In poetry than in natural
To make your lips glow should be your
aim. It Is done BY keeping up the oircu-
lation; it is done by exercising them. It is
done by outdoor exercise, by cheerful
thoughts. And 1t Is also done py coiorihg
them.
There are little boxes Of vegetable rouge
which give the lips nice shade. 1t takes.
but q touch, and. in these days, ladies Of
refinement are using, 1t; TO color the lips
seems a step toward the impossible, still
one sees very estimable women doing II.
And after all, is It worse than using face
powder, or hairpins-or, for that matter,
any Of the artifces OF everyday lifel
10 make up the mouth into Cupid's
bow, If you have arrived at the point where
you are willing to make up, there is little
art required. You must have bit Of rege-
table rouge and some cream colored face
powder.
Open your pot of vegetable rouge and dip
your little finger into the red. Now just
touch the middle Of your upper lip slightly.
lust sufficient to make an ideal Cupid g
bow. You will need only very little dab
OF the red, for 1t 10 not good taste to use
enough to be visible to the naked eye:
Now take little powder and apply 1t