Evening star., 1936-06-08
BY MARGARET WARNER.


"OR glamour under the sun, you
- will have to make some changes
in the cosmetic scheme Of
L things. You will want sun
tan in your rouge, powder, lipstick and
finger nail polish to give you that
radiant outdoor look, and a change
of powder base will help, too.
Take, for instance, very excellent
cream makeup film that we have
described in these columns and used
with excellent results. Now it is bit
melted In the jar even in the morn
ing, and 50 we welcome this splendid
foundation in a new lotion form that
has just been perfected by its creator.
This new luscious liquid has the
same beautifying, protective and bene-
ficial ingredients as the popular
creamy film. Not only does the lotion
protect the complexion against the
drying effects Of sun and wind, but
1t actually fosters and restores to the
skin the natural, precious moisture
which keeps complexions youthfully
fresh and glistening. Here Is found
alton lotion you may use with conf
dence, as it Is said to recondition the
skin, while it serves as powder base.
No matter how humid the day, or hot
the sun. you can appear cool and col
lected by dabbing your face, throat
and arms generously with this lotion
Powder will 60 on without caking,
and you will be delighted with the
lasting effect. Put up In q decorative
dimpled bottle, the lotion comes IN
five popular powder shades.
THE same woman who Is RESPONSE
bic for. the makeup lotion, has
also been busy making . sun-tonic
that you will want to know about.
Women who value their youth and
beauty, men who abhor peeling noses
and lobster-red skin will all be en-
thusiastic about this remarkable new
sunburn preventive. 1t is called sun
tonic, and comes in the form of a
flesh colored lotion, quite different
from those first oils that were so
sticky and disagreeable. This liquid
can be applied to face and body even
before leaving home for the beach or
golf links. It does not stain skin or
clothes and Is quickly absorbed so that
it becomes invisible shortly after
being applied.
Perfected after careful testing OF
the effect Of sun rays on the skin, this
new sun tonic has also proved itself
under the strong sun Of the Lower
Nile, on the French Riviera, as well
as in the burning snowlight Of the
Swiss Alps. Now you may test 1t out
for yourself under the hot rays Of
Washington sun and use 1t on your
week end excursions to nearby
beaches.
It appeals to men because Of its
invisibility on the skin, and women
like 1t because powder and cosmetics
60 on smoothly over 1t and are said
to stay fresh for hours. II you wish
to stay fair Of skin, use it generously
and frequently. Lighter applications
achieve q golden, even sun tan.
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or COURSE. your finger nails and
~ toe tips must At into this Sum-
mer color scheme also. For this we
suggest that you try q polish with q
dusty gold-brown undertone, o smoky
shade. These smoky reds are more
effective on sun-tanned hands than
the clear, brilliant shades. It gives
them o soft, mellow glow that is much
favored at the moment. One of these
Is called robin red, just like the robins
breast, and is particularly good for
evening and colorful enough to wear
on the toe nails, with sheer hose and
open evening sandals. Rust, coral,
mauve. all have the smoky quality
that makes them harmonic so well
with the newest costume colors.
In applying polish, always leave the
cuticle exposed. A reliable brand Of
polish viii not in itself dry the horny
structure Of the nail. But If the base
Of the nail Is left free, cuticle oil or
cream may be absorbed without re-
moving polish. Dryness, which Is nat
ural to many nails, Is aggravated by
exposure to sun, dust and alkaline
soaps. Cuticle ol O. cream should be