Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-08-24

"a Reader''-The Graphic is unable
to inform you as TO whether or not
the treatment of which you inquire
may be had in Pine Bluff. It may be
had in the larger cities where there
are professional beauty experts.
Improper bathing-that is. bathing
that is only half portion Of cleans
ing-will cause the complexion to be-
come muddy annd yellow. just as inn
proper and partial laundering will
ruin a fine piece Of linen. OnlE the
purest, unscented soaps should be
used. Pure CASTLE is always safe.
and there are many hygienic soaps on
the market that are free from alkalt
The thorough facial Tubing should
be at night, for, after the scrubbng,
the skin is left more or less sensitive
and should net be subjected to the
unkind caresses of wind or s"n.
The only way in which to have
your face bath thorough is to USE a
complexion brush. Any ordinary hand
Erush or bath brush will not do for
the purpose The bristles must be
firm enough to dig out every rfrticle
of dust and sebaceous matter from
tie pores, and still not be So firm that
the delicate skin is injured The
cheaper brushes invariably mat down
when put in water and thus prove use
less. It is next to impossible to find
a correct brush that sells for less
than - cents, while larger ones which
IRE really cheaper in he long run
fcr beiae larger they are more dur
aL.c-will cost 81.
r"e brush is diope-l in hot or WaXm
y.ater and rubb II over bar Of pure
soa, until good, live suds is made.
l1st soap and w'ter freely just as if
YOU were laundering fine fabric.
You need have no fear whatever of
iniuring the skin, o" bruising the sur
face or producing bad results. for
when the proper crush is used this is
impossible.
Send the brush about the cheeks in
wide circles, beeiari X at the chin.
sweeping upward toward the ears and
sack again Have the upward press.
ure very firm and tne downward
stroke light, for the tendency of the
flesh is to sag rs the years pass and
a woman approaches middle age
The brush, you will see, acts as q
s.rt of massage as we'll as a cleansing
fqent. for it stimulate the blood YES
St Is and causes the surface tc tingle
ed glow.
After the round and round move
ments over the cheeks. and from the
chin straight up toward the ears. start
in on the forehead. sending the brush
straight across in a manner which
will wcrk properly on the various
lines. especially those forming be-
tween the eyes.
The egg shampoo, like any other
shampoo, must be more thorough. If
enough eggs are used there Will be
suds not unlike that made by soap,
Rub three or four eggs all through
the hair. rinse ont with hot water.
and use more eggs, shampooing yigOr-
ously by digging the finger ends
through the scalp. Rinse with a bath
spray if you have one, and if not, put
your head under the faucet Of the
bathtub. When eggs are used this
way every fortnight the hair is never
oily, but is soft, silky and manageable.
For falling hair: Forty grains of re-
sorcin, one-half ounce of water. one
ounce of witch hazel and one ounce
of alcohol. Rub into the scalp every
nieht with the finger tips
You will find this an excellent skin
food for massaging the face or the
body. When purchasing your insredi
ents, insist upon getting the very best
end the prres- Recipe. One.haif
ounce of white wax one-half ounce Of +
spermaceti. one ounce Of cocoanur
oil one ounce Of lanoiine. two ounces
of oil of sweet almonds. Melt in
porcelain kettle; remove from heat
and add one ounce Of orange flower
water and three drops Of tincture of
benzoin. Beat brisEly with egg -beate.
Until creamy.
TEMPERANCE STUDY