The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-11-22

Powderine the face frequently win DO no harm to
any skin i the powder Is pure and T. is put on with
always in the dirty "Powder rag.
Tho face must be sheltered from the direct rays
Of the feckles and sunburn are to be prevented
Women, well children and young girls, now run
about al day bareheaded-in fact, at many OF the
summer resorts hat is never seen-and this custom
fills the beauty shops in the autumn and pays large
dividends to their This is point Of beauty
culture that better understood in the odeu times
when NO woman who valued her complexion would
venture out in the daytime without broad brimmed
hat
Freckles and sunburn.
II ieve in air for the skin; the skin needs air
breathes it in but excessive exposure to the sun
thcken it. After this condition has been reached, it
will much time and patience to restore the COM
pe:on to its natural state ns ann 80 sof
boating, with absolutely NO protection to their faces
would not wish any OF my pupils to shut themselves
in the house during the summer days, but ask them
to take reasonable care such rs wearing a brimmed
hat carrying sunshade while in the sun, and to
properly prepare the face before going out.
Avoid using water on the face before going into
the sun; rub a little into the skin and powder
it we'll Never water the face after it has been
exposed to the Clean it with good cleansing
and, if it shows any signs Of sunburn or rri-
taton it thickiy with healing cream and let
this stay for twenty minutes At the end OF that
time the cream that has not boon absorbed by the
skin may be wiped OF with soft cloth and the face
powdered it is presentabe. But do not touch water
to the skin until all signs Of sunburn or irritation
have disappeared
In summer the skin seems to have particular
attraction for dust There is apt to be more dust in
summer than in winter anc the skin, being warm and
the pores open than during cold weather, shows
the bad effects Of it quickly To prevent blackheads
that condition Of skin that appears pernanently
dirty keep it thoroughly clean BY means OF creams
bathe it occasionally with astrngent or eau de
Cologne. While travelling after exposure to dust,
do not water on the face.
We can therefore, sum up the Of the complex
ion follows Prevent excessive perspiration, keep
the skin clean, protected and well fabricated
Psrspirasiou Of The Body.
Precipitation ON the body, especially the feet
and hands, sometimes becomes excessive that 1t
constitutes a disease In the Of feet that per
feet twice day, taking to dry them thoroughly
Dust with taleum powder. # this is mot sufficient
apply night and morning solution Of alcohol and
salicyllc acid in the proportion Of tablespoon OF
salieylic acid to quart Of alcohol This same treat
ment can be used for the hands or the armpts.
While do not believe In too much water on the
face during the hot days. am firm advocate OF its
free use on the body The skin Of the face and the
body are not only somewhat different in structure,
but exposed to such conditions that the
does apply Perfect physical cleanliness
is necessary both for health and beauty.
Food during the summer should be confined to that
which be easily dgested and eliminated from the
system Fruit and the vegetables that grow IN anun
dance at this represent the food that Nature
points out to us, and should be freely eaten sweets
clog the digestion in summer than in win
ter and / want my beautyloving girls to forswear
them or parate very moderately 4se han
the elaborate beverages that pour from the soda
fountain. Wine beer any drink with spirits IN 1t
are beauty destroying any time, but douby 30 In
the summer For health . sake and for beautys sake
they should DO forbidden.
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Madame Ise bell = next lesson, which will appeal
in this column will be especially for young girls and
viii treat Of beauty troubles peculiar to grhood and
how to rid oneself from them. Madame Use bell vii
be glad to answer personal questions OF thn