The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1906-11-10

l9s NdIeau VIII reply to all uues-
TN TIIiIS asked by the feminine readers of
49, 81. mountain Catholic. The well
AhoWh character and authority of her
Leples need nc Introduction IL those
81 Sduy familiar with her ability. Miss
Naleau viii take a kindly and personal
interest In those who write, to her and
WI, WIN spare no pains in seeing that their
[.igulrles are answered fully and care
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pLdPer. address letters to Miss Helene
Naleau. Intermcuntafn Catholic
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Dear Miss Naleau: viii Won pIease
send me formula for wrinkle cream?
You advised some one to use i'm last
weeks issue. Enclose you clipping.
also an addressed envelope. and oblige.
yours faithfully.-F. J. NJ. GoldfieId
Creme de Pistache.-This is a very
deIeate cream for the skin. and is use
full for tan and sunburn instead of or
binary cold cream. 1t agrees with
some skins better than any other emoli-
ent:
ilSlachio nuts, IL ounces: green oil.
PaIih soap, white wax and spermaceti
each p ounce; orange flower. 90 ounces.
essence Of nerol, ounces.
Pace the soap and five ounces of the
mower water into the inner receptacle
OF the batter bath. Put over the fire
uhilI the soap is melted. Then add the
SIeSh OIL wax Of spermaceti, and con-
ulue The heat until they are also MELT
ed. Put the pistachio nuts into a clean
marble mortar, pound until they form
d paste. Mix the remainder of the or
ahSe Hover water with this paste and
Stran without pressure and run very
slowly INTO the previously formed mix
tire. Beat continuously. adding the
essence of neroli toward the latter part
OF the performance.
This cream is delicious for everyday
use on the skin and also makes a good
massage cream for those who do their
own maSsaging for wrinkles. And.
speaking of massaging. so many of NV
correspondents have asked me how to
hanlsh the ugly lines which form at the
corners of the mouth, running from the
nose down to and sometimes around the
chin. The laughing girl has deep lines
around her mouth, for she is a muscu-
lar Contortionist. / viii take the on
portCnity whiE we are talking about
the complexion to show you how these
lines can be eradicated. OF course. I
take II that you are doing your own
massaging. and therefore know some
thing of the art; that you are using
good cream and have worked the mus
cles We'll around the temple up into the
scalp. To eradicate the side line/. wran
NuCr thumb or fOrefinger with a niece
of fine linen and insert the thumb i'm
ana ont the mouth Immediately below
the surface where the line aDDears
Hold out this part of the cheek and
with the index finger or with the fingers /
of the other hand rub over the line ex-
actly as if you Were trying to rub out |
a fold in piece of silk
The woman who has used a complex
ION brush and used il correctly realizes
that her face has never been clean be-
fore. You may talk to me about cloths
and sponges but give me the complex-
ION brush, and I should like to give one
TO every woman i'm the world The cor
rect complexion brush is not stiff
enough to irritate the skin. 1t is OBJ
long IN shape, and the best kind is
made of Prussian goat bristles II
should be soaked thoroughly before
using, SO that the bristles are not too
hard. Make good lather with a brush
and pure soap. Scrub the face exact
ly s you would your hands then rinse
IN warm water, and finally I'm cold wa
ter. If you care TO- for the stimulating
effect of the cold. Be sure that the face .
is perfectly free of soap before driving;
use the complexion brush at night SO |
mat the dust of the day may not re-
nam IN the pores over night 1t is this |
aust which, together with the OILY Sc |
oretions. clogs the openings of the
pores and makes blackheads and almost
all other complexion blemishes. After
using the complexion brush and thor
ouShIy drying the face. rub one of the
following creams well into the skin
Never put a cream on the face unless
III is thoroughly Try, and always wash
The cream out of the pores in the morn
ing.
Cream of Pond Lilies.-Orange flow
er water Griplel. six ounces; deodor-
lZed alcohol. one and one-half ounces.
bitter almonds, blanched. one ounce:
white wax. one dram: spermacetf. one
Dram: oil of benne, one dram: shaving
cream. one dram. oil of bergamot
twelve drops; oil of cloves. six drops:
on OF nereli bigarade, six drops: borax.
one-hfth ounce. In preparing this OBJ
serve the directions given for mixing
The almond lotion. The shaving cream
Is a sponaceous paste found ready pre-
pared at most chemists Dissolve the
poraN IN the orange flower water.
slightly warmed; mingle the wax. sper-
!haceil, OIL of benne and shaving cream
m custard boiler at gentle heat.
Pomade Grecque Skin Food-Lanolin
TWO ounces; white vaseline. two ounces:
good cold cream one ounce. Mix.
Dear Miss Naleau: Give me some adj
Wee Tor blotchy skin.-Grace w. Bing-
ham.
The gin with the blotchy skin would
oe benefited by taking the juice of two
oranges ana one lemon squeezed to-
sether I'm glass and sweetened lit
lie, # she cannot take it pure Where
Inc skin shows angry red spots, not
coming from sunburn. but from inter-
MAJ arrangement phosphate of soda.
one leaspoonful to a glass of hot water.