Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-09
NOUS LIVING BEAUTY
DISCUSSES CARE OF SKIN
IAN Is Judged Most Frequently
by the Cond:tiI, OF Her
Features.
IEsTs SEVERAL REMEDIES
:, Ugly Moth Patches or Kindred
!, 'colOrations Are Appreciated,
- They Set 81 Mark Of Deprccia.
"A on the Face.
NY LIMA CAvALIEi,I.

ny LIMA CAvALIERI.
al know that Il woman's beauty.
OF II. is Judged hos: frequently
csnd.lGn Of h wI,h sk the dei i! Is
lush OF health mantling her
then it is decreed that the first
Of a beautiful woman is hers.
means that the skins fine tex
which is the natural heritage OF
woman. is unmarried by distigur-
- ireckies or crop OF unloyely PIN
must he no coat or tan to defacc the
creamy white tint which IL SO attrac-
moth patches or kindred discolora tons
have sc; their mark OF depreciation on
q face that would otherwise be "a pink
TO attain this. would insist. for a
time, upon giving the ace three baths
every night before retiring. First. rub
81 quantity OF pure cold cream into
u TO remove The coarser dust and CRIME.
Wipe this off thoroughly. after ii has
been on the face few moments and
then give your face second bath Of
tcpid water. preferably of water soft
cned with boraN or benZoin. and last
!, Hight coat OF cold cream. which may
be left on All night
RESTORE; TIT: SKIN WITH
TIL: PROPER TREATMENT
II the complexion has no obvious
detects then this treatment should re-
store the skin TO its normal delicacy
within few days. when the trea,.
o.
skin is disiiSured by an obstinate coat
OF brown. and this hue or tan makes
YOU miserable and unhappy. then
would advise this. which I have often
Gsed when my skin is in this condition.
nave given II the hitting name OF
Honey Balm: orange Hover water,
ounces; strained honey, ounce; cold
cream. ounces. white ALMONDS
pounded - a pastc). lI-2 ounces.
Another old fashioned remedy which
! have found most excellent for
freck!es, tan and other discolorat!ons
Is the following: sour milk. i cupfui;
hcrscradish, | teaspoonful. Scrapc the
horseradish into me shrcds and lie;
stand IN the sour milk for SIX hours be-
fore using. Then wash the face freely
In II several times Il day.
OF course, every one knows thar
fresh buttermilk is one OF the most
cnicacious and yet simple cleansing,
freshenins tan-and -freckle- removing
face baths that can be taken at night
before retiring. but for either freckles
or liver spots this remedy has been
found in many Instances curative: solu-
tion OF ammonia. ounce; bay rum.
ounce roscwater ] ounce. powdered
horaN. ] ounce: glycerine. l-2 ounce.
and distilled water. 10 drops.
HOW no TREAT SKIN
THAT IS VERY GREASY
Some faces that are otherwise pretty
and smooth are often disngured by a
greasy. ony skin, which no amount OF
po"der can conceal, Such need IL
met by this lotion which is "A; once
cleansing and drying. II should he
used as !, face bath twice or oftener
day. as desired: rosewatcr. 5l-2
ounces, alcohol, /. ounce. boric ac!d,
clear solution OF b!carbonate OF
soda APPLIED with a sponge or Il hit
OF cotton. VIII sometimes take freckles
OF IKE magic. only the treatment Will
need TO be kept UP for some time 10
% effective And the juice OF half
lemon mixed With one ounce Of CIV
t"E!ue is as cihcacious rs 1t is sim pie
pn- more remedy | must give you.
j. !s one that have used as an all
around skin softener and face bleach
Tor many years: roscwatcr. 3 ounces.
rlyce rtnc ounce; tIncturc or benzo!n
rms rub on my face and hands every
u ounce. and Carhol.c acid. 10 drops
'iiphi before retiring. and in the morn
ing my skin is as soft and white as i,
Is possible for mine 10 be.
Ir b. any chance YOU suffer from
pimpIes that are 50 often the sign OF
Ffsr!9us d!Eest.ye troubles. then YOU are
measures 10 oilI mate them.
USE FLESH BRUSH
DIPPED IN IATIIER
With flesh brush dipped in father
made OF ,incture Of green soap. or warm
water and CASTLE soap. rub the AMI ct.
ed part OF the face Vigorously. Ii the
uS!y black specks have not then be-
come iooscncd !; Viii be necessary TO
and press the face into the bowl. just
avoiding touching the face with the
water. and cover the head and bow.
with large. thick towel so that the
steam Will not escape. This should be
done for from ten 10 twenty minutes
When this bath is finished the acne
VIII so !ooscncd that il Will be possible
10 press the blackhcads out hi, by
bit. using :. steriliZed needle After
ward rub on the skin IA little cold
cream or this ointment. II still fur
thcr treatment seems needed: benzoated
zinc ointment ounce. salicy!ic acid,
20 Grams; gum Compton, 10 grains
Wrinkles. too. are another foe OF the
childlike smoothness of skin that is one
.! the most desirable states of beauty
but my advice on how TO remove them
must reserve for another time eXcept
Tor ono hint: massage with pure cold
cream every night is the best friend
] Know o! for the woman who really