The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-09-19
Madame Ise'beQ
Continues Lesson the Sn-7s Sebaceous Glands
-klo0 PinapIes Start

during severe muscular exercise the body
temperature rises but little. This is ex-
planned by the following fact; when tho
circulation is increased by muscular ex-
ertton. the blood vessels dilate, causing
the sweat glands to pour out an abundant
secretion and this evaporation cools the
blood. thus maintaining the average tecs.
perature Of the body.
The Skin 40 a Regulator.
In exposure to variations Of outside
temperature the skin Is also the chief
regulator. Exposure to cold causes tho
blood vessels to contract and shuts on
the blood supply, that is less blood 10
sent to the surface to be cooled On tho
other land. exposure to heat causes tho
surface blood vessels to dilate and more
blood Is sent to the surface to be cooled
In extreme changes Of temperature cloth.
Ing Is OF course an asset in preserving
the normal. healthful body heat.
We have shown the important part the
skin plays in the healthful action Of the
body; as identifying factor 1t Is no
less important. Form and expression are
important attributes in feminine beauty.
but 1t il undoubtedly the color, texture
and bloom of the skin that attracts W
first.
In youth the skin is clear, pink and
moist and there is a transparent quality
that IS one Of its chief charms. With
years the skin is apt to grow dryer and
even the pigmentation changes. turning
from pink to yellow.
Fermentation, Freckles and sunburn.
The origin Of fermentation is stin un.
known, 1t 10 one OF the mysteries that
science has not yet discovered for us but
undoubtedly. the change in the colorine
matter has something to do with exposure
to the sun a. well a. to change in the
blood The sun will redden and even
n4YmAnAnfIV h. -r~a-
though freckles have been known to an.
pear on covered parts Of the bodv thew
are generally the result Of the direct &C.
ton or the sun on the skin. Whether
IreckIes can be removed or not depends
on how deeply seated they are, whether
they are merely in the lower layer OF the
epaoerm1s or deeply embedded In the der.
mis- or even in the tissue beneath II.
The outer skin being of q scaly nature
has less power Of absorption than the
inner skin: remove the outer skim ana
any cream or lotion applied viii be much
more quickly absorbed This fact fs taken
advantage Of by facial specialists ana In
skin bleaching or in removing unsightly
cases OF tan or freckles the outer skin n
nrst taken on by the use Of . fairly
strong acid. These operations are often
successful. but It would be folly. DANGER
GUS folly. to attempt them at home or
save under the care Of q thorourhIv
skilled ana experienced person.
As We have shown In . previous lesson
skin shedding goes ON all the time ana if
can b FASTENED by proper care Of the
skin. BY stimulation. proper methods OF
bathing. by the use Of toilet creams ana
lotions a. necessity arises,
This study OF the formation OF the akin
should give us an idea Of fts extrern~
delicacy and Of the evils that are ulreIv
to befall 1t ~ time goes ON. noinf rct
mentioned IL the extreme thinness Of thS
skin IN parts and its elasticity. n n tht..
ct ever the syelids and thickeaf over ~.
shouiders and ON the palms ana soies'
This thinness Of the skin over the i,6c
and the fact that there 10 NO undersvsn~
tissue OF fat + ths explanation of vhv
wrinkling. A healthy, wen cared Nor .sr,.
VIII preserve its elasticity longer thar
VIII neglected ons. The serora.--
cense Of wrinkles, habituai expression vs
~ wan teAe mp ON the following lesson on