Gee! Mother—but You're Pretty' In his heart every boy wants to think this of his mother—give him ;' the right to do so by safeguarding your youth, in this simple way: '$ )ALMOLIVE is a beauty soap made solely for one purpose; to foster good complexions. In France, home of cosmetics, Palmolive is the second largest selling soap, and has supplanted French soaps by the score. In beautywise Paris, • Palmolive is the "imported" soap. Remember those facts when tempted to risk an unproved soap on your skin. THE cares of Motherhood and of life—— don't let them rob you of your youth. Thousands will" <ell you that you needn't. Due to correct skin care, the charm of schoolgirl days now is carried past the thirties and well into the forties. The method is one any woman can easily follow—natural ways in complexion care; the discarding of the artificial ways of yesterday. Leading beauty authorities have learned that the preservation of youth probably rests chiefly on proper cleansing of the skin. For that reason, the soothing lather of olive, and palm oils, used in the following way, is the most widely followed beauty. care in the world to-day. The rule and how to follow it Wash your face gently with soothing Palmolive Sbap, massaging the lathct softly into the skin. Rinse thoroughly, first with warm water, then with A cold. If you*-skin is inclined to be Y dry, apply a touch of good cold ' cream—that is all. 1 Do this regularly. and particularly in the evening. Use powder and rouge if you wi leave them on over nightflj pores, often enlarge disfigurements often follot be washed away. Avoid this m'tt\ Do not use ordinary so; fTjCP*" oivrn show. Do nr*~ And it costs but 9d. th£ that millions let it do fi what it does for their faces!] to-day. Then note yfo difference one week raakesl \ Soab from'' The oils in Palmoli soothing beauty oils friq the African palm, .and tl colour that it is—fdyR 1 nothing else, give. Pa green colour. & The only secretjfe exclusive blend—agjoj? world's priceless brm| ft 3® THE ■PALMOLIVE COMPANY (Australasia) LTD,S i'slmolivi Soap is untouched by human hands until you break the wrapper—it 11 never told unwrapped
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Press, Volume LXIII, Issue 18904, 20 January 1927, Page 14
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400Page 14 Advertisements Column 3 Press, Volume LXIII, Issue 18904, 20 January 1927, Page 14
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