Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1908-01-23
BEAUTY HINTS FOR
YOUNG GIRLS
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From the New York Herald.

Ntt NS" WIN iNAN'0
Few young girls devote sufficient
time to face washing" observed the
April Grandmother. They might not
be so afraid OF soap if they realized
that the only way in which to attain
or preserve q smooth, fine skin is to
constantly lather and scrub it free OF
impurities. The young girl who val
ues her bloom. or such good looks as
nature has blessed her with, should not
be in too great haste to seek her bed
after an evenings enjoyment. No mat
ter how late the o. she will rest the
better for having thoroughly washed
her face instead of deferring that duty
until the following morning. when the
impurities acquired by the cuticle dur-
ing the previous day shall nave deeply
Embedded themselves. And face wash
ing be it understood. means scrubbing
not only the nose. forehead. checks and
chin, but cleaning the roots of the hair
line with d stiff bristled brush that will
dislodge every particle of CRIME.
Very hot water yellows the skin.
but 1t should be sufficiently warm to
take out all the dust. after which the
race may he repeatedly showered with
cold water.
To much time M money cannot be
devoted to the selection of a toilet soap
which precisely suits each individuals
skin, for what is ones skin food may
prove another's poison. just as some
cutfcles thrive or a treatment of glycer-
Inc which would cause eruptions on 9TH
ers; and there are few evil results so
permanent as those caused by an irri-
tating soap.
The temptation 10 wash the face
upon entering the house after several
hours In the open air should not be
yielded to. even though the cheeks may
be burning from the wind or dampened
by the ain. An application OF cold
cream which will <t,tDll11, to0~ 49,
fever and moisture, should be allowed
10 remain on he face for at least an
hour and with "A soft cloth gently
taken off with an upward and back
ware motion. For removing dust after
a long drive orange flower water mixed
a simple. lotion. more sooth-
ing at that time than are soap and
water.
ut is notifying to state" continued
the April Grandmother. that black
neads are merely dust particles imbed-
ded IN the skin. The penalty for al
lowing them to obtain such Judgment
Is that they must be pressed out after
many %softening applications of cold
cream. which leaves traces In the form
OF the large pores of n coarse skin, or
steamed out-a process to be decried.
Tor many a pretty face. married by
blackheads. has peer so scalded and
permanently disfigured by too severe.
steaming that it's last state was worse
than It's first. There is. however. an
oid fashioned semisteaming process
which is wonderfully soothing and re-
inning to the skin. 1t Is accomplished
by putting lavender flowers. in u basin
or boring water n holding the face
near IL until warm n moist. after
when 1t should be instantly and thor
oughly rinsed with cold water.
Inc neck. quite susceptible as is the
race to the effects of dust and wind,
should be treated with equal care and
any s.ern.y scrutinized with a three
lear mirror. so that no portion Of II
may be overlooked. So much tougher ia
the neck cuticle thar that of the face
thit ~ VIII endure n Tot of hard
scrubbing without danger of breaking
ana VIII show wonderful results from
uai,S treatments OF soap and water
and mild steaming. Dyed furs. HIGH
.ight collars and stiff neck ornaments
heip TO discolor the neck. which. to look
attractive. should be kept in as soft and
as nne condition as the cheeks and no
rlodicaliy bleached. For this purpose
lemon juice Is preferable to peroxide.
as the chemical is apt to run into tho
hair roots. " VIC
Many OF the neatest girls do not
thoroughly wash their ears. They CON
sclelitiously go over them twice daily
inside and out with soap and water.
~ HeSIecl 10 run the towel edge into
every crevice of the curled over edges
OF the flesh. and you'd be greatly NOR
tilied We're they conscious that other
people could detect dark streaks ana
disks upon a feature that should he
as iaultlessly pink and white as a sea
smell. BUT let the seeker after the yir-
tue which is next to god,iness beware
or touching the inner portion of the ear
with a hard substance. for more cases
or DEAFNESS are the direct result OF
such practices than is generally sup
posed.
1t Is a lamentable fact that feminine
ears are rarely beautiful. They are
either badly shaped or outstanding or
large or pale: whereas they should be
small. pink and prettily curved. But
pale ears. however shaped or sized. NAV
at least be made to glow by rubbing
their lobes n daintily seeming them
but not with perfumery which n
tains alcohol and is apt to draw their
cuticle. Any of the harmless toilet
powders of delicate odor may be safely
used to scent the ears. and IL one is
going out of doors directly after wash
ing the face and neck it Is wise TO pro-
tect them from chapping with n ljuht