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NZ Truth, Issue 1143, 27 October 1927, Page 15

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I can point out to you, however, many useful hints, which involve no expense at all. "To Acquire Plumpness." — The very be6t thing I can recommend is to acquire, the "milk habit." Drink at least a quart of creamy milk every day, and you will soon fill out those scraggy lines. A fevr coconoids might help. Chemists supply these. " Care of the Hair." — Your hair needs the right kind of shampoo to bring back that softness and lustre. Get about two ounces of stallax from your chemist, and dissolve a teaspoonful only m a cup of hot water. This is plenty for each shampoo. After the shampoo rub a little boranium lotion into the roots of the hair. It is a remarkable tonic and hair stimulant You can make it by mixing an ounce of boranium m a quarter pint of bay rum. " Excessive Perspiration." — I sympathise with you.' Most people do not know how to avoid the unpleasant odour arising from perspiration. But if you use a little powdered pergol you will have no more trouble. It is much used by refined women. " Superfluous Hair." — There is nothing so unBightly. Get an ounce of powdered pheminol and apply a little directly to the hair, which will quickly shrivel up, fall away and leave no trace behind. It has a wonderful devitalising effect on the hair roots. " Slaves to Powder."— Face powders are not very satisfactory. You will find a solution of cleminite all that you demand. Dissolve an ounce m four ounces of water, and apply a little of this to the face m the morning, rubbing gently m till dry. There will be no more " greasy skin," and the effect lasts for many hours, even m a hot room^ Many ladies have discarded face powders entirely, and use •.his method only. It eaves much trouble and iefies detection. " Don't Use Rouge." — If you really must have colour, just touch the cheeks with ordinary iolliandum, and you will be delighted with the change. It is quite harmless. It produces the hue of perfect health exactly and is not obvious like a rouge. " Roughness of the Skin." — Probably you arc using the wrong kind of soap. So many of the minor ailments of the skin — acne, pimples, scaliness, blotches, etc. — arc due to the caustic action of the free alkali m the majority of toilet soaps. But I do kno%v of one perfect soap for delicate skins. It is called Pilcnta, and costs a shilling a cake. Its action is bland and soothing, and it is very cleansing |to the pores. \" Face Peeling." — You can do it yourself at Ihome, if you wish. Get an ounce or two ef afercolized Wax and apply it nightly like cold ftieam. Wash it off m the morning. The fiction is quite harmless, and so gradual that [no one can detect what you are doing; about Itcn days is the average time. It works by gently absorbing the worn-out scarf-skin that gives the face its sallow look, but it does not sfiect the healthy active tissue beneath. It is used to clear the skin also of freckles and tan, and while some skins respond much more quickly than others to its action, I have never heard of a failure. It cannot possibly grow hair. " Pale Lips." — If you are going to do that, prolactum is the best thing to use. Get a soft stick of prolactum from your chemist and apply like lip salve. It is quite harmless and gives a most natural effect. " Correcting Over-Stoutness." —By taking Vrynol berries for a few weeks you will not only remove all traces of the fat with which you are troubled now, but will eliminate from your system the tendency to become fat. Clynol berries is the only preparation known which strikes at the root of the evil, removing not only the fat but the tendency towards developing fatty tissue. " Long, Curling Lashes." — Mennaline is whal you are trying to think of. Get an ounce and apply a little each night with the finger tips to eyelashes and eyebrows. • It actively stimulates the hair roots. 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