EVERY WOMAN'S FACE.

Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1446, 22 May 1912, Page 11

EVERY WOMAN'S FACE.

Bernard Shaw tells in ono of his plays of a woman who has never known tho cares, the pre-occupatioii, the responsibilities, jealousies, and anxieties of personal beauty. She has the complexion of a nover-wasiied gipsy, incurable by any detergent. An extreme case, if you will; but you don't want a face anything like that. Well, every woman's face is a ?ivinz index of tho treatment sho gives it. Quite the rovcrso of Mr. Shaw's deplorable woman is the woman who has only a bowing acquaintance with the cares, responsibilities, and anxieties of personal beauty. Sho needs only a few minuVs daily for the practice of the ("till. This sho accomplishes easily with the use of VALAZE. The perfect skin food makes little demand on your lime; and yet tho smoothness, clearness, and {lawlessness of the skin of the Volaze woman, the colouring of youth in the face, the freshness and vigour of the skin's action, are always the unfailing reward of that raiional treatment. Valaze costs 4s. and 7s. a jar. and is prepared and supplied only by Mile. Helena Rubinstein, the celebrated Viennese face specialist. She, first among all complexion specialists, differentiated between dry, moist, oiiy, normal, and "shiny" skins, when advising (he use of powders. Test ihis wisdom for yourself. Yf.lnze Powder for a greasy or overmoist. skin; \ovena Poudre for dry and normal skins. In boxes. 2«. Gd'. ,\nvona Cerate, the infallible cleanser of ilolicote skin?, 2s. and .Is. Gd. "Beauty in tho Making," Mile. Rubinstein's book, post, free on application. All Valaze preparations ale obtainable from l°udinp chemietr, or direct, pes' frw, from Maisoa Valour Brandon S treat, .Wellington,*