The Washington times., 1922-02-05
PAINLESS PHOTOS
POSSIBLE FOR
EVERYBODY

CuCkIDUDI
Noted Screen Beauty Bstrays
! Secrets by Which Camera,
Are Helped to Bring Out Vt.
most Of Personal Charms.
a dentist takes q nutpick and
~ In a second locates a nerve
you hadn't been able to
find all your life. A photographer
takes a camera and discovers pro-
tuberancss and canyons In your
physiognomy that you never had
noticed beforehand haven't since.
The dentist is expected to hurt
you. The photographer does,
+, whether he's expected to or not.
But cheer up! 1t isn't necessary
to suffer agonies from the photo
grapher. Take 1t from Miss
Z Helene Chadwick. motion picture
star for Goldwyn and one Of the
most photographed yeuny women
in the world. Says Miss Chad
wick:
Like most secrets, the secret
Of the good photograph is as sim
pie as your A B Cs-when you
know it. learned 1t from years
Of professional posing before the.
camera--both still and motion
cameras.
80. first, let me impress upon
the mind two Of the simplest
truths about photography. 30 that
MISREPRESENTATION like that will
not occur again. The roster cheeks
are In real life, the follower they
appear in the picture, for the
color red always photographs
black. in the same way. II you are
inclined to be plump under the
chin, take ordinary dry rouge,
run the rouge puff under the chin,
from about two inches below the
ear on each side, or where the full
ness starts. You will have q broad
collar Of red, which may appear
strange to you, but this red will
create a shadow, or hollow, under
the chin, where the double chin
has been.
Nov, another hint. The rouge
puff can be used on any part Of
the face for the same reason-on
the cheek bones, II they are high;
on the eyelids, II the eyes pro-
trude, and even on the sides Of
: the nose, IL It 10 broad or fiat.
my own method of preparation
for having my photograph taken
IL a. follows. First. pin my hair
tightly back from my face. Then
I apply q good cold cream, wiping
1t off thoroughly. Next. I rub
in q coating Of grease paint. You
can buy this at any drug store.
Numbers one and one and one
half are the best tints. Over the
grease paint a smooth covering
of powder Ia patted on with the
powder puff, and be sure to pat in
well. Then brush off lightly with
q camel's hair. or ordinary baby's
brush.
Mascara may be purchased in
any drug store When applying
hnn the brush from the inside to
the edge Of the eye-lashes, and
hold back against the lid for q
moment. This will curl them. The
mouth Is rouged in q clean,
straight line. but not too deeply,
a. It will photograph black.
Always moistsn the lips just
before the picture is taken. as this
gives a lovely high light, which
viii make almost any mouth
prettier. These little aids to
beauty all can be purchased for
less than two dollars.
1T h possible to get a good
photograph without the grease
paint. using only q smooth DOW
der, evenly applied. Remember
never rouge the cheeks! The paler
you are, the better you will look.
Rouge only should be used to
modify plumpness. A dimple in
the chin may be brought out with
. dab of rouge.
FINALLY. would advise expert
nentins before your mirror until
you become accustomed to the
makeup. and do not be discour-
aged II your first photograph Ia
not all you expect. 1t will take q
little practice but your final re-
suits will be, worth the trouble"