The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-02-18
For the Girl Who Looks Tired

enploved for the bath. After d IA
tigIIing day. a woman can do nothing
which viii more quickly restore tone
to her throbbing nerves than TO follow
a simple hot bath by spraying and
rubbing the body with invigorating
aromatic vinegar or cologne
Cologne is one of the best astringents
to use on a tired, haggard face, but l
must warn you against the use OF any
but good quality of cologne A f1rst-
class druggist will tell you OF q good
brand and one you can employ with
impunity on your face when you are
tired. and not at other times except for
pertaining purposes. When the lines Of
the face begin to drOop, when small
wrinkles form around the eyes, good
eau de cologne acts like a charm. L
know of one elderly woman, quite
white-haired, who touches her closed
eyelids and the skin around with DTS
of cotton moistened with cologne every
day, when fatigue has begun TO take
away the brilliancy Of her expressive
orbs, and when dark circles appear
like shadows around her eyes THESE
dark circles are the bane OF the tired
girls life, no matter how gay her splr-
it's how lively her conversation, now
animated her face-the circles tell their
tale of fatigue for everyone to read
There is often some internal cause
for these black rings under the eyes
Sometimes it is hereditary and then
again are due to some congestion OF
the little veins beneath the eyes. They
should vanish, however, If the tired
| girl will determine on getting enough
sleep, even if she has TO sacrifice her
! pleasure or study hours. The best ex-
/ ternaI treatment is bathing around the
/ ewes with turpentine liniment on bit
1 of cotton once daily. Great care sho'.t1,
/ however be taken to keep this from
the eye itself The girl who studies
/ hard. who devotes herself to much
reading and other Notwithstanding oc-
cupatfons, has usually to depend on ar
tif1cial light to q great extent, espe-
| cially in our large cities. Even the
/ best artificial light is straining to the
eyes and imperceptibly the constant
drain causes the tissues around the
eyes to become weakened and then
/ used up so that the emaciated, sunken
| look is in evidence in our poor girl
/ This gives an expression of WEAKNESS
to the most youthful face, ana snou1u
be guarded against.
Massage with the finger tips in the
corner of the eyes near the nose, and
from there to the outer edge. This
will prevent the eyes from getting that
| hollow look which may be 'penetratln
and fnterestin' in pictures, but is
scarcely healthy or pretty in real life
Before maSSaSlnS the eye IiiS htAS,OA :
should be lightly dipped in one of the
Ianolin preparations. When the eyes
are infamed from too much and toe
constant reading, or irTitated by the
cold, a soothing eyewash can be made
Of hot water poured on tea leaves and
the mixture allowed TO steep and
cool.
And now fCF' the dropping lines in the
tired girls face. A bath and rest will
do something toward erasing them
/ but massage and viii power must dc
/ their share. The will power helps the
expression. OF course, when you are
/ tired it is easier to let the corners OF
the mouth droOp, but if you remember
that those dropping lines may stay
there permanently, it is only a neces-
sary spur Of vanity that makes one
keep on smiling. To help this, curl the
mouth comfortably upward, hold your
hands on each side Of your chin anc
rub gently and quickly upward. Thi:
stimulates the circulation and relieve!
the sensation Of sagging and fatigue.
! One more word to the tired girl
Learn to walk, stand and sit correctly
Learn to hold UP your back straight
and get the full benefit of your lungs
, and you will be able to do more in
, day and fell less fatigue and you
WEAKNESS will not leave such earl!
and devastating marks on your face.
E Copyrighted February. 1905, by 7.
T McClure)