Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-04-19
A Woman s Skin


ToTHING in the eyes Of the average woman is of more Importance than
IN the are of the skin. o. if 1t is not it should be No n a read ad-
- y Observation-Disclosures of IA lotions or unguents-without peroetv-
ing hat each n eproesses tic be all things to all womeni The absurdtty Of
this cannot escape the intelligent reader. How cn n me lotion be equally
beneficial to the dry and he oily skin Or any n hair tonic be applied
with the sam happy results to he lac ks thai are drenched with natural III
W days after acn shampoo n tres@s tmt ar nrAue enough 10 psh
N the comb?
Intelligent knowledge of the nature of the skin and its needs and then
of TIL qualities of the remedies require d must e applied If Time Care Wind
and Weather are to be foned in their m urderous attempts pom womsns good
looks
In the first place-cleannness is taken for granted!-do not deny cir to
the skin whenever yu can manage to take rest the afternoon denude
yourself of all except the slightest wrapper and let the sur fan upon you
ara better Then take some kind of flesh brush and give your skin, a La
been advised in these page before, the benefit Of friction. From shoulder q
finger tips from the npe If the neck TO the of he spne ron the hips
to the toes from the chin 10 the abdomen, u onsklS, bun never rougnE.
When vol are in a comfortable glow a feN OF the simpler bending exercises
will quicken your circulation Som recommend cold plunge after this, buf
a doctors advice should determine this much vexed Question.
To one whose skin is oily following friction a quick application Of ot-
mixed with a little distilled water, is recommended. Let this dry on
the Skin, putting ii withe especial Hberahty o ice, throat, neck, ears-ana
behind INK beforet hen-arms n shoulders Then rub it off, lot with any
thing rough. but with a silk handkerchief The skin viii be of a sauny tex
tue and a delightful whtenessL
If u contraire, your skin is dry, with a tendency TO chap readily,
pur into the palms of your hands some fresh sweet oil, and with that give
vur kin al oil bath. Rub in with a Slow rotary motion, and rub it in all
over Yourself The above listed fragm ents Of yourself that show may receive
more persistent n energetic rubbing-th is all Now. take likewise a silk
handkerchief and remove whatever oil may remain. Some beauty doctors
advise mixing tn oil with one-eighth oil sod cologne omHs ADVISE venus
preference to the cologne.
An excellent plan is to take a warm bath before retiring, say, twice a
moved. Every n hs heard of the eonsumptve girl who was told to fight
her disease externally by the vigorous rubbing of her Door scraggy chest
lovely pair of plump shoulders. The hands should receive a n oil bath once
every twenty -four hours, especially if the skin is rough and the nails In
Dill. IS it is very feeding 20 both nails and hair Some skins respond more
readily to cocoa butter or cocoanut oil than to my other emofient- Landonn
growth OF hair. Here again, n rule ca De laid n-lndlV1dnahym aus
have play.
a too liberal and frequent application does enlarge the pores of the skin
But If a thoroughly good powder be chosen and sparngty applied, after a try
Of cream has been also parfngly rubbed n. n 10 great harm VII follow
To sun up; The XII needs eanhness Whoh meahsa dmS pah7 n1euon
air.