MODERN BEAUTY CULTURE

Evening Star, Issue 22463, 7 October 1936, Page 14

MODERN BEAUTY CULTURE

DUNEDIN'S NEWEST SALON That atmosphere has a value in business such as that of Beauty Culture, and is appreciated by clients, is proved. An instance of this is to be found by the success already experienced by Messrs lies and Poole Ltd. in their new premises, Princes street, next Tudor Hall. These Salons, where luxury, elegance, comfort, and efficiency have been combined in a manner not previously seen in New Zealand, can definitely be voted an adjunct to the city in which beauty of environment is not uncommon. These delightful new rooms will prove a constant attraction to all who desire expert service in such an atmosphere. Furnishing of various periods from ancient Persia to the present day have been deftly blended to a restful symphony. Introduction to the cubicles is obtained through a lounge in which the flavour of exotic Orient has been captured, even to such detail as a pair of lovebirds in their gilded cage. In the Cameo Suites, which are decorated in soft pastel shades, there is everything the heart of woman could desire, even to a telephone in each cubicle for her convenience.

Grace and efficiency pervades every thing. A special feature is made in this salon of Contoure Massage and Beautifier. In addition clients are offered a service by which an expert operator will visit them in their own homes.

The same principles of efficiency, hygiene, and good taste, have governed the arrangement and fitting-up of the modem Lounge Saloon for Gentlemen, where they may be Shaved, Trimmed, or Shampooed, according to their mood, and in perfect comfort. —7/10/36.