The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1925-04-21
BEAUTY HINT CALLS
FOR BLUE EYELIDS
PARIS NOW EXPOSES EARS BY
DAY AND NUDE AT NIGHT.
PLASTIC SURGEON WARNS.

Miss Nina Goldbin, beauty oper-
ator, described the popular Paris
makeup which includes in addition to
Redeemed ears and nostrils and blue
iidded eyes a great deal OF dark Orlen-
tai powder and curing eyelashes The
Paris beauty shops make them curl
like magic.
Ears are partly exposed in the day
time in Paris, she said, and at night
they are altogether nude. When the
lobes alone show they are painted
bright red At night the nude ears are
more delicately decorated The rosy
lobe is blended carefully into the pear
" tip Ears are still under cover IN
this country.
She spoke before the Master Hair
dressers' Association in New York, as
reported in the Sun.
DR.. ]. Paul Fernel, plastic surgeon,
warned all present to employ only
graduate physicians for face fixing. A
mere beauty expert who had never
studied anatomy might, for instance
make over a nose so that it would be
harmonious in line, but devoid OF any
of those interior canals useful IN the
commonplace process of breathing.
Plastic surgeons do not proceed
without some general plan Of the beau
tiful DR.. Fernel said. They have a
map of the face all scaled off accord
ing to a careful study OF the situation.
The scale shows that a line drawn
through the mouth horizontally should
lies Just midway between the bottom
OF the nose and the bottom OF the
chin. The distance between the eyes
should be as wide as the eye itself
The width of the face at the widest
point should be about four times the
width Of the eye The nose should be
one-third as long as the face. At the
bottom the nose should be one-hali
as wide as the mouth Two-hfths OF
the countenance should lie below the
nostrils and three-hfths above.
Holds to Classical Proportions.
With this standardized idea OF what
a face ought to be the plastic surgeon
sets to work An ethical practitioner
refuses to be persuaded to make over
any face according to new art ideals.
The plastic surgeon sticks to the class
ical proportions.
A long faced person, no matter how
much she has a ways wanted re-
trousee nose, will not be able to get
it from an ethical practitioner nor will
a short faced person whose little nose
has always been a subject Of mortifi-
cation to him be able to have his nose
elongated by conscientious face
fixer
On the other hand a sharp nosed
person with a receding chin might be
helped out either by having his reced-
ing chin built out or his sharp nose
softened. AS he stands he signifies to
the observer with a knowledge of ply
siognomy an inquisitive person ever
ready to change his mind. By advanc-
ing his chin and bunting his nose he
will appear a strong and reliable char
acter with a talent for minding his
own business.
The man with a hump nose is US
ually regarded as a Shylock who is
arrogant as well as greedy. The per-
son with long dropping nose is said
to be sly, foxy and backbiting. The
man with a ball end of his nose is
thought good natured but without am
bition.
Facial Characteristics May Be Wrong.
The tragic part of all this, DR.. Fer
mel said, is that the possessors OF these
various types OF noses may have mere
" inherited them from ancestors with
cut inheriting the qualities they rep
resent. Or they may Have conquered
those instincts The man with a ball
nose may have ceased to be good ma
tured and become grasping and AFRO
giant because he needs the money. The
man with a bumped nose may be an
idle dreamer who instead of taking
usurious interest borrows from his
friends.