Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-01
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ing little. delicate brushes are used
The brushes are of camel's hair. and
when the artist works she places her
paints on a palette and paints like a
regular artist.
With the late styles the court pls5
ter beauty spot looks entirely too ar
tificial for the best results. The vogue
OF the beauty spot is large one
There are very few women who have
moles on their faces at the desired
spots. They possess the moles. bu,
they are generally in the wrong place
The mole is the real beauty spot AMI
Is not considered an Objectionable
mark II should be perfectly round
and of a dark brown color. 1t should
be situated at just the proper place
TO attract attention to the eye. the
lips or some other part of the face
that is the most attractive.
II. for example the contour OF the
cheek is the most peautifuf portion oil
the face then there is where the mole
should be situated. Then, too, some
times there are -mo!es in the proper
position but they are not dark enough
and have TO be painted-< II Is the bes;
plan to study the face and find out
where the mole will give the best re-
suits to enhance the value OF the
beauty. Water color paints are used
in the work.
The mole, or beauty spot, is paint
ed on the last thing. The beauty doc
tor must consult her patient as we'll
as use her own ideas. and there Is
often a heated argument as TO just
what is the real spot for the beauty
touch. The skin of most '!omen is
an ivory color I'D very few OF them
possess really white skins. The bru-
nette who desires a pure white com
p.exion makes a decided mistake. and
she viii look much better II she uses
cosmetics and creams tinted the least
hit with saffron. The brunette can
also use. a cream tinted with rose
This should be worked well into the
skin and then the face can be painted
over with a saffron tinted wash OF
sCme variety.
The face that has no good founda
ton should never he touched up until
makeup is thoroughly applied 70;
the ordinary face there is q varnish
ing cream Of a white color. and Over
this a wash. tinted with either ivorS
OF pink. is applied. according to Tho
wishes Of the patient. Very few W.
men can apply this wash satisfactory
Il is very simple to make. i. is com
posed mostly Of exide Of zinc. little
rose water and enough water to make
the lotion a fluid. The tinting J.
done with csrmine OF saffron, a.
though il is much better to use a iit
tie of the rouge that the patient is IL
zhc habi; Of wearing in liquid fora
In this color the red color will har
monizc.
The wash Is applied with sbsorben'
cotton 70 the face and neck u car
then be wiped on with a piece Of sof
cloth before il is allowed 10 dry. tn
little bare spots are then retogche'
and care should be taken about tn
ears. eyes. etc. A small paint brusl
Is dipped in the wash for this WORK
Over This a little powder can be dus'
cd. and any ordinary powder viii b.
answer the purpose.
Tire woman who goes on the stree
In the sunlight is considered FOOLS
to use any sort of cosmetics. excep
. very simple rice powder over
Isk; application Of liquid rouge. II
open air girls YfHaily desire the.
faces treated in-the late fa'l NJ earl
winter. The veins around the eye
are marked IN blue. and = paint brusl
T. used This gives The impression o
charging the eyes and u j. often rrr
icrred 10 the clear outiinsus.
mouth can slmos, ~ rrmodeled Wit
the paint brush and creams. Thf
work Is accomplished m the sam