St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-01-11

Try this simple routine fol
to bed at night cleanse face and
neck with cold cream. Apply
cream from base Of neck upward
and outward over cheeks. Circle
gently beneath eyes toward nose
and over lids to temples. Use a
circular motion on the forehead.
Stroke down the nose and rub in
around nostrils. Work across upper
and lower lips and chin. Remove
cream with tissue, using same
strokes.
Wash face and neck with lather
of mild soap. Rinse with warm, not
hot, water, gradually changing to
cold. Splash the water. Dry care
fully on a soft towel.
Apply cold cream or lubricating
cream to face and neck to keep skin
smooth and soft and to guard
against lines and wrinkles. Use a
rich, oily texture cream" or lano-
Observation-Disclosures II over
30. Leave cream on the face and
neck 10 to 10 minutes while taking
nightly bath. Remove excess cream
before retiring or, if skin is very
dry, leave a thin film of cream on
face and neck overnight.
In the morning splash face and |
neck with cold water or apply mild |
astringent witch hazel or u witch |
hazel and y water), then use
in this order, never for
getting the neck.
l. Foundation cream: Apply
four tiny dots, one on chin, each
cheek and forehead and blend care
fully. Keep it thin because it isn't
meant as a disguise. II your face
is at all full or you are over 25,
select darker foundation cream and
powder.
2. Apply two or three tiny dots
Of cream rouge to the cheeks and
blend outward to temple but not
above the corner of the eye; blend
rouge downward if necessary for
your type of face. Rouge nowadays
is used to brighten the eyes, model
the shape of the face and also to
give you a healthier look. When
in doubt use less rather than more
rouge.
8. If pancake makeup is used |
it should be applied at this point.
Press powder on neck and face Tex
cept eyelids) with clean puff. Do |
not rub or wipe it on. With the
other side of the puff fluff off excess
powder.
4. Eye shadow is used on the
upper lid only, from the center out
and upward to the eyebrow. Use
very little during the daytime and
bit heavier at night.
5. Apply eyebrow pencil with
short, sketchy strokes-never make
hard, thin line.
6. Apply mascara to the upper
lasbes only, being sure to cover
lashes at outer corner Of the eye,
and brush upward.
7. Use cake rouge only if addi-
tional color is needed and during the
day to add color to the cheeks.
8. Use a powder brush VERY
soft or a clean cotton pad to blend
makeup and remove excess pow
der.
9. Apply lipstick generously. II
the shape Of the lips needs to be
improved use a brush to outline
them. Blot with tissue. To make
lipstick stay on longer, apply it
heavily, powder over it, blot with
a tissue and repeat the process. The
only cosmetic that should be OBJ
vious is lipstick but make sure the
shade is suitable to your skin col
oring and the color Of your clothes.
This will make it necessary to have
several shades Of lipstick.
For best results in using make
up, experiment in your spare time
with various shades Of powder,
rouge and lipstick until you find the
combination that makes you look
loveliest.
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