The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-05-05

dition ID worse than though powder had
not been used at all.
The wise woman will begin the powder
Ing Of her face in a professional manner,
a a bit Of cold cream n work 1t into
the akin, using the tips Of her fingers. y
She will remove it with q bit Of silky
cloth and then will work another bit OF cream
into tho skin. By this time the face 10 q
dull cream in tone. This makes a founda-
The mex step Is the warming Of the face.
and this is done by laying the palms Of the
hands fat upon the cheeks TO give them
softness and life. Il reddens the cheeks
DO that they keep their color for hours.
The woman mar who is not avere1 to q touch
1t should be put on with . bit OF fur and a
rabbits foot is the approved thing. Only
a tiny portion should be used, and Il should
be rubbed In until the cheeks are a clear
pale pink.
Now for the powder which is becoming
TO all faces. It ls. let US suppose. precisely
the tint OF the skin. The woman who is
doing the powdeing begins at the nose
and messages in the powder. She tufts
the big powder pufis I'VE the face; and she
works at II with a channels.
the beginning Of the operation and one
at the close. The powder does not cling
as readily to the nose, and for that reason
II requires two applications and m
times three.
The channels should be used upon the
forehead In o rotary n 90 as TO drive
the powder into all the little creases that
come in the forehead, and IL should be
used in a rotary way upon the chin.
The cheeks require a sort OF spatting
motion mott n; ,h The S. PSw .6S lis e sRS tied ! in with the
The neck needs liquid whitening. One
can hardly get too much on, provided the
skin will absorb II. With the face II Is
different; here one must use discretion,
The woman who uses powder that 10
too white for her face makes her COM
plexion purple. There Is something about
the mixing of the different shades which
causes the skin to look as though IL were
suffering from a smoulderfng fire. Those
purplish complexions that n sees 90 fire.
S pOsdaEy, s sps p poussd y y a u shsS. TOO 700 laSGe
Tor the skin. The woman who uses a pow
der that In too dark simply makes her face
look as though II would be the better for
a dash OF soar and water.
There are many women who fail TO re-
member that the ears are related TO the
face. To neglect the ears Is TO neglect a
very important part OF the makeup.
There should be q bit Of rouge applied
10 the lopes OF the carr. Powder should
then be rubbed In. back OF the cara and all
along the hair line. A very little powder
can be applied with o bit Of silky rag 30
that the hair line is made TO harmonize
with the rest OF the face.
Don't when you are powderins let the
powder gather In patches here inc there.
II gives the face an uncanny look and Il
speaks Of poor grooming. The best Rroomed
woman is the one who N 20 perfectly
groomed that you do not suspect her Of
being Groomed at all.
II she uses powder she does IL In such q
manner that there 10 no powder visible
upon her countenance.
Powder really preserves the skin and In
These days Of automobfling and country
walks the skin should have everything
possible done In its favor.
A good Hight on ones dressing table IL
essential. In the new Colony Club the
dressing tables are all well lighted. The
light pours upon them from all sides.
Few women have dressing tables In their
homes that arc evenly lighted. Either ono
eide ~ lighted or the other side. Il can
tell which IL the light side Of q womAn'a
dressing table. whispered one woman 20
Her hair - prettily done on one
side, but the other side 10 crooked and there
10 more powder on ono aide Of her face than
% Few eve S Ssass an evenly dressed. y. the
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