The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-16
FACES LIKE DULL IVORY
No COLOR NOW ~ THE TRINcH
WOutN'S CHEEkS
= cream Monotone Enect In the tom.
PleSiOn the Ideal % Queen MARY The
ilps should Ne Red. hut mat Does
Nee Mean Necessarily Z - af RouEr.

| Queen Mary frowns upon the p-ofa-
sional beauty in England A. the same
time she ~ an adinircr Of the woman who
has a good looking face. hut the face must
have a natural lock: nothing that seems
a. II IL came out of boN will DO tolerated
There may he Artifice. but IL must he con
, cealed This IL a change from conditions
In the last reign. said beauty eNpsrt whp
has been looking up secrets Of her business
In England this last summer. She added
Queen Alexandra was never averse To-
makeup, while she did not Use il in great
quantities herself she had no objection
10 seeing others Use IL. and that i why so
many English beauties have been So uh-
viously painted IL was at one time sup-
posed that tho Queen was shortsiELra-d
and did not observe the makeup ~ her
favoriteS Put on heing questioned she
replied
II know they paint and powder 80 d.
I And know they occas icnallv usa too
much Of il Ru' - shows q i,,-iro on 'ha,-
part 20 please, and one can pardon great
deal IN the person who - "ndaavprIug ru
b. agreeable
Queen Mary. on tho other hand pu--
don~ nothing that - obvious Iris known
that she admr"s tho French holutIo-
This season French wornan have q skin
that il pure a. ivory and a. pale "a alnbls-
ter Not n hit ~ color fingers in M"
checks and from brow 20 chin th"ra e
lovely creamy tint that apparently d.
claims the Use ~ powder
The French woman dosI irfulre I'm
powder. but sha knows how - u.a D.
She has her way ~ cleansing 10" roro-
before she fills thorn viii. powder. and the
effect il marvellou-lv good
The first step 90 TAX" before one ON
do this il 10 take N the summers cat
~ tan. In m" heat - August IL W., al
mirable, and even in the winds It Sep
tefnber one found it rather pretty. bur
now II IL impossible Tho Fnglsh woman
who has rNjoiced Ia other 4as ~nns in hlv-
ing a healthy glow now Discover that
~ il going 70 be- unpopular ~ court
The hue % the skin must be- q ~ % ivory
So tho frs, step IL 'o get the tan ~
An American woman over ~ London
told one English woman how ~ clear her
sAin TIL. English woman wa- going
daily 10 a beauty shop with Indifferent
results. on" dsv she met the american
who told her what 10 do 10 clear her
cuticle
You take pint - cider and Won
wash your fac" N II every day fur ton
days. was the advice
eth" English woman told her beauty
specialist. and tn" hitter. being one pf
the conscientious sort. advised h"r TO
try H. But said she, / insist that Won
follow II by a face ~teamiug. for the acid
may hurt your skin
The English woman tried IL and wa I.
delighted at the r"sIl' Her skin grow
white. and even the frackles disappeared
IF Won go 20 an English heau'y shop
these days YOU will he advised along th.
following lines
For light freckleS bathe tho fac" dlilv
with cider warmed or mulled with two
cloves added to cup ~ the cider
For heavy frackl-s use vinegar. hut
follow II with hot water 80 prevent M.
acid from roughcning the skin
For motor burn or for nir-lfr -y-
posrre ~" plenty 81 soap jelly cn 'h"
face. follow u with q rubbing with l.uru.
and after this ~" hot waite and cold
cream
Ito get ~" French woulsI = I,u--. tint
steam tho face over bowl uI boiling
water. DO not put compr"-ss~ on Tho
face. "a this makes the skin ton tender
Let the complexion steam over ~" h,wl
Of hot water A. so0n - 10 begins - triu
you may know thai yuu ar getting the
impurities out u the pore.
To get the clear a'aha-JnT whlt"n"--
which Paris admIreS you must Try 'r.' old
fashioned remedy which Eugene us"d