The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1904-02-27
THE PRETTY WAYS
OF PRETTY GIRLS

Ihb 14NS& ~ hA1S
OF PRETTY GIRLS
Marion Martineau in Chicago Tribune,
The pretty woman will have a clear
complexion, be it an olive or a peach
blow. She must possess a nice pair of
lips, which are curved properly. She
must have delicate nostrils, not neces-
sarily Grecian, but at least refined.
And she must own a pair of eyes that
are always at their best.
Eyes that are at their best will be
arched with brows that curve prettily;
eyes that are at their best viii not be
imbedded in fat; eyes that are at their
best will not be surrounded with red
lines, but will be clear and pretty.
Eyes that are at their best will be
bright eyes. These few points can be
controlled and every woman can have
eyes that shine, that are of fair size,
arched with nice brows and that are
not red, weeping, eyes.
Prettily Shape Face by Massage.
There is a way now Of molding the
nose. The nose, which is made of n
soft substance, can readily be nodded
with the fingers. Indeed, when a nose
is broken it is set by q gentle kneading,
and by the same process a nose can be
shaped. The woman with a spreading
nose should not neglect to massage it
daily and always with a down motion.
There is a way of doing this and of
pinChing the nOstrils at the same time
that is most beneficial TO the shape.
The eyebrows are shaped not by the
tweezers alone nor by clipping, for the
latter is nearly always injurious, but
by brushing them in the right manner.
If a woman viii take a little warm
olive oil and will dip a brush into it
and viii paint her eyebrows every night
h viii find that they grow in a
shapely and are glossy beyond
anything ever seen before. They will
have an attractive luster, and the wo-
man who treats them in this way will
find that the result we'll repays her for
the trouble.
The shaping of the forehead and the
filling in of the forehead lines is a
thing that no woman should neglect.
The forehead should be made an oval,
u this car be done by treating the
border of the forehead properly. The
brow should be massaged. and treated,
n shaped, and cared for until il is
clear and pretty.
There are points along the bounda-
ries of the forehead, just over the tenn
pies, where a woman first begins 10
get bald. These marks, which are
called experience marks, denote a wo-
mans age quickly. The hair recedes.
the forehead becomes higher, the tenn
pies grow bald. and there is an ancient
look that is far from being pretty.
A good masseuse will rub olive oil
into these semi-bare places and viii
Keep on applying it, a drop or two
every night, until she gets the hair
growing nicely. This will axe some
time. but, unless it is a bad case, the
results will be satisfactory within three
months. The hair will begin to grow
again on the temples and the forehead
VIII be filled in. Filling in the fore
head is important for the woman
whose forehead is q great deal too
high. Unless the case be a really terri
bic one the forehead can be treated
and the hair cOaxed TO grow.
Treatment of Eyes is Simple.
The treatment of the eyes is a simple
matter, depending almost wholly upon
the judgment Of the one who is doing
the work. Eyes that are too small can
almost always be slightly enlarged by
reducing the flesh upon the face. Eyes
that are surrounded by cushions of
fat viii gradually disappear until they
are little more than twinkling stars.
Reduce the flesh upon the face and the
yes viii begin TO come forth in their
proper size.
The fat woman who allows the fat
10 encrOach upon her cheeks in such
a way as TO bury her eyes in depths OF
feshy folds viii soon regret her flesh,
for each Of flesh upon her cheeks
means an added death knell to her
beauty.
The eyes can be frightened, but noy
by putting drugs INTO them. II they
are kept in good condition, free from
strain, and if the lids are properly
treated the eyes viii shine. Many
pretty women are in the habit OF bath
ing the eyes daily in a weak solution
OF boracic acid. And when buying the
boraX for his purpose it is a good thing
to corfide in the druggist and tell him
now you are going to use it.
There are MANI a~dmonitions for the
eyes. Do not rock when o read, for
this causes you 10 constantly change
the focus, Do not read b. a dim light.
do not read facing a light. Try not To
Use the eyes more than -four or five
hours c~onsecutively, and if there is am
trouble with the vision be sure to wear
glasses when reading, sewing, or writ
ing.