Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-04-12
VALUABLE BEAUTY HINTS.
Now to Make Yourself Look Younger
Than You Are.


There Is probably no compliment
which affords woman greater pleas
vte than to be told that she does not
ehak her age. Many women do not
ttel as old as they really are. but their
an.44, Du..uy Lnuli years. 1t Is quite
Ieesfble, however, for them to appear
y5ung as we'll as to feel young and, in
zact, take five to ten years off their
age by employing proper treatment.
Take the cheeks, for instance, which
a. age creeps on have a tendency to
smk, while the skin becomes sallow
End lines appear about the mouth.
Massage is the only means by which
sfe cheeks can be made plump. Take
the tips Of the fingers and pat or
lightly strike the cheeks, using little
sold cream. patting is good for any
lace, and it is one of those things
which if practiced in moderation do
O. great deal for the skin, pinking 1t.
smootlliur it and rounding it out into
that delicious plumpness which is so
much desired by every normal woman.
But the woman who wants to look
young must retain her curves In the
young there is always a set of pretty
curves, and these must be reclaimed
should they have disappeared. The
most attrac tive of these curves is the
enc that is made by the cheek. a pleas
II, -.iV. Il, ~ side of the face
sounding from the temple to the chin.
A woman's next care must be for
her eyes. The nose can take care Of
itself You can do little with an i'll
shaped nose. But you can make the
rest of the face so attractive that
small defect Of the nostril Is not no.
tfced.
To attempt to treat the eyes with
Nugs to make them bright Is of
course extremely dangerous. No med
Kline should go into the eyes as bright
encrs. But the eyes can be made to
grow bright by intelligent care of
them. Early hours will keep the eyes
In good condition. But as every wom-
90 cannot keen early hours and as
Nnny women would think the penalty
Ut early to bed too much to pay for
nptic beauty the lest thing to do is to
take proper care of the eyes. Do not
HpcE while you are reading, for this
eourpels the eyes constantly to change
their focus and Injuries them. Do not
face strong light. Do not read or
write when you are mentally exhaust
ed Never wear glasses that do not
TT the eyes, and do not look flxedly
at one spot too long. Rest your eyes
frequently by closing them. and never
upon any account press upon the eye
haf1s.
II the eyes are small they should
be made larger by reducing the fat of
tne face. Small eyes are usually
caused by the cheeks being too fat.
Plrrr chnnts ore pretty, but fat
efte,As aic Il uraw Di,ck to beauty. The
"a. = .ic7. 5cI.Qt,..y has twinkling lit
de eyes, and the woman who once had
hrge, dreamy, sentimental orbs will
find that as she grows stouter the
dreamy sentiment disappears behind
the mounds Of fat that grow up under
her eyes.
The beauty Of the eyes are greatly
assisted by nice long lashes and good
eyebrows. If the lashes are short they
can be treated, not by cutting them,
but by bathing the eyes in weak So
luton Of boracic acid and by using
tepfd water upon them when they are
tired. Cutting the lashes seldom gives
good results, while the pulling out of
the lashes In the hope that they will
come in thicker is positively injurious.
The woman who wants to take ten
years off her age must fight stoutness.
Ne very fat woman ever looks young,
AMI one way Of telling woman's age
Is by her weight. A very slender fig
IRE is always youthful in its lines. II
. woman keeps her fisure she will