wm A * •. GET RID OF\ WRINKLES —And Look Younger! A CHILD’S SKIN HOW TO GET IT. is soft, smooth, unblemished, and much the same on face and body. Why does the Shin on a woman’s face so often lose this natural beauty ? WHAT TIME BRINGS. With years, and exposure of the face to all kinds of weather, the tiny capillaries near the skin’s surface slowly contract. The blood no longer flows through (them so freely. The nourishment reaching the skin is thus automatically reduced. THE RESULT. An under-nourished skin can never be beautiful. It loses its youthful freshness, becomes sallow, dries up, and gets harsh, rough, wrinkled and aged - looking. It is an undernourished skin which so often causes one woman to look much older than another of the same age. THE REMEDY. What the skin needs is not cosmetics, but food— a rich, nourishing, tissuebuilding food. The nourishment which it fails to get from inside must be supplied from the outside, in a predigested form so that the pores can easily absorb it. For this purpose nothing is so good as a combination of olive oil and buttermilk, When properly predigested, they provide the most nourishing and beautifying skin-food known. Sole Consignees for New Zealand : J. MYERS & CO., Ltd,, Hunter Street, Wellington, N.Z. Ci’eme Tokalon Scientifically predigested buttermilk and olive oil in just the right proportions are contained in CrfcmeTokalon, This nourishing, rejuvenating skinfood quickly gives tired, drawn faces a more softly-rounded and youthful contour. It restores a childlike softness and smoothness to the skin, and helps to keep away lines, wrinkles and other signs of age. START TO-DAY. Don’t wait for another line or wrinkle to appear! Start to-day nourishing and beautifying your skin with Creme Tokalon. Use the Vanishing Cream (blue bos) in the day time. Before retiring use the Night Cream (orange box). Dainty opal jars at 1/6, or a big, double- size jar for 2/6. At all Chemists and Stores. SFSaSgj o> 9 a © iewr ■bLS*M.U;
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Evening Star, Issue 19782, 4 February 1928, Page 22
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331Page 22 Advertisements Column 4 Evening Star, Issue 19782, 4 February 1928, Page 22
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