Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-06-16
TO HAVE PRETTY HANDS.
Owner and Not the Manicure Is One
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denied. The stage women recognize
this and they paint their hands white,
dipping them ,ip liquid cream and AZ
terward m powder TO MAKE them look
the more marblesQue. They try to
have hands which look as though
sculptured ont of stone. The hand,
seen from the wrong side of the foot
Nights, pust be firm IN appearance,
Ieyeti, Smooth qnh diShiahO thOIo'
1Undignited hands .a5e twitchlng
hands, hands thatGsre 0lnElsy: ghant(
Chat are always fddhng with some
thing, hands that are. Always Cp the,
move, Such hands can never he ad
mired, for they are i9stiessk anI
though the restless moving hand may
sometimes be pretty, It is never the
stately digniied hand, A perfect hand,
according to Pierrot, a sculptor Q;
pretty hands, must exec in these re-
spects, named in order according to
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 2 O1D s
{ First IN smoQtlhpess oI quality The
skin must be perfectly even like mar
BILE. '.I'-H '.'"'
- Second in colcr, which should he
according to the style of the complex
ion, white, cream ,Eunetter or olive, 1t
'san also be- phiRtS Or r6syl but never,
Slust it, on any ny1at16Sha 1betfed.
Z Third, a Iperfesirhand mast be per-
tect in shape. yTh9. palm must be
Suutp, yet not ~ IA and the fingers
qnust be long and tapsring toward the
fps. the finger cannot well be too
aong, nor too tapering, the longer and
Snore pointed the better as far as the
Glands are conYsTEd z T 90
q Fourth, a perfect hand must be
graceful rThel ngbff mist fsc3 e-inde-
Sendently.i RarticlIlariy' should the
fhird finger be inclined to curl a lit
Sle, which Is always a good point in a
hand Compact, heavy, solid fingers
are neyerU PRETTY QGgH r Q ia
g Fifth, a perfect hand should have a
very delicate wrist, not bony nor too
sheavily veined The wrist should be
Jound and without the wrist or
,knuckle bone. .. .r.t.
4 In looking at the hand closely there
is sixth point which must be noted
and this IS the shape OF the fingers.
They should be round anu not fiat.
And the nails must be long and
curved, not round and sharp,
Seventh the hand should be per-
fectly kept. hand that is not well
kept cannot be beautiful It should be
kept not only very well indeed, but
very intelligently Many beautiful
hands are spoiled by the lack OF in
telligent care. i -aIs t-
Women usually suppose that mani
curing is the whole thing. As mat
ter Of fact IL plays only small part
In the appearance of the hand. 1t is
something and 1t is necessary some
thing but II is not al, I'D
II is the woman herself who must
rub the emollient into the nails at
night 1t is the owner Of the hands
and the owner only-who can apply
very light carbolized lotion once a
day. II IL the owner who can put on
gloves and protect the hands from
CRIME and dirt, And II is the owner
who can learn repose Of the hands
The manicure must shape the nails 10
match the tips Of the fingers; the
manicure may tint the nails: the
manicure NAV treat them to keep from
showing white spots and from crack
ing; and the manicure can make up
the little bleaching preparations which
are 70 necessary. But the owner OF
the hands must be intelligent in her
care Of them or she will never have
pretty hands.
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