Evening star., 1937-02-22
Gray takes blue.red rouge and ibSfick:
beige needs orange red to be most successful.
Makeup for prints should be harmonised svifh
the bred0minating color in the print.

tured by Nine Colbo the colors are
called flamingo, sunset and tawny in
order of their intensity. Rachel Is
the proper color for foundation cream
or lotion.
The costume colors most becoming
to those with golden skins are brown,
orange and yellow, chartreuse and
citron greens. II you want to wear
beige and do not have skin belong
ing to the golden family you must
create the illusion Of such coloring
by your choice Of makeup.
GRAY Is harder to wear than beige
and is usually chosen by the
blond with Dresden china skin, or the
Irish type with black hair, blue eyes
and milky white skin. These are the
skins in which the blue tones are ap-
parent. The blood seems to show
through and give the lips blush
cast. If the skin is thin and pale the
effect is a fragile blush pink. In a
darker skin the tones are forid, al
most purple. In the Latin type the
tone becomes family blush green.
Such skins are most flattered by the
use Of natural or rosy glow powder
and always a npstick that is a blue
red with matching rouge. No orange
In the makeup Of these compilations.
Costume colors that do the most for
them are blues, orchid and mauve,
wine reds, blue grays, blue green's and
rose pinks. Their best neutral Is gray
and it should be accented by a vivid
blue-red rouge and npstick.
The colorleSs skins look best when
made up with rachel powder and scar
let rouge and Ipstick. They favor
beige rather than gray. but may wear
gray by using the proper color ac-
cents.
What makeup to choose for prints
Is still another problem, but will be
easily solved if you select the pre-
dominant color in the print and work
out your color harmony on that basis.
WHILE we are on the subject Of
w makeup requisites you will be
glad to learn that the makers Of de-
lightfully soft textured filmy powder
are now offering rouge made by
the same process. This principle Of
violent whirling and bufdng in cy-
clonic blasts Of air within q sealed
compartment seems to produce extra
smoothness of texture and q color
blending that has q translucent quail
ity particularly apparent in rouge. It
goes on in a thin film, giving very
natural effect and has excellent ad-
herent qualities. It comes in six
shades. This is welcome addition
to Spring grooming.
Do you often admire that moist,
fresh-looking makeup that some peo-
pie have and wonder how they do
it? Here Is the secret, and it is q
fine one for Spring faces to know
about. 1t is done with an unusual
cream that you put on the first
thing in the morning and wear all
day in place of a powder base. 1t
Is daytime nourishing cream and
rejuvenater that is used most SPAR
ingly-just a dab spread over the
| face-which causes the skin to take
on q natural bloom and retain a fresh,
moist appearance beneath your powder
for hours.
This cream Is a great favorite with
many Washington women, as it re-
moves that dry look that many skins
have this season. The smallest jar
| Of It Is always sold at $3.50, but for
the first time it is being offered for
q limited number of days for 81, and
| all those who know about it will be
rushing to get their share before the
supply Is exhausted. II you have
never used it you will want to in
vestigate Immediately, while the price
Is SO attractive.
This subject of makeup should GER
tainly include q word about camou-
haging any blemishes that you may
have, either temporarily or perma-
nently. No need to let the world
know about them. Cover them up
and hide them from sight with a
heavy, creamy mixture that Is safe
to use, blends perfectly into any skin
tone and becomes invisible under
make-unl