Lina Cavalieri Celebrated Parisian Beauty Specialist urges soap of palm and olive oils to gain a lovely skin Per 7% Cake Former celebrated opera star now famous beauty expert, explains why washing the {ace correctly is a most important beauty treatment. Lina Cavalieri has stepped off the operatic stage to share her beauty knowledge with the world’s smartest women. "I find that a soap blended of palm and olive oils, by cleansing the pores thoroughly, leaves the skin in smooth, healthy condition.” Avw.i v icra* UL Fuja AT AD AM CAVALIERI has made an ■“■extensive study of beauty methods both in Europe and America. "I am visited by some of the most famous beauties of two continents," she says. "In addition to my own beauty products. I always recommend them to use Palmolive Soap." When dirt, dust, oil, powder and rouge get into the pores they are choked up. To these poisonous secretions Cavalieri attributes blackheads, pimples, enlarged pores, blemishes. With both hands make a bland lather of Palmolive Soap and warm water. For two minutes, massage this well into the skin. Then rinse, gradually cooling the water to icy temperature. PA LJH O LI VE COPYRIGHT NS 1-30.jp
Ladies’ Summer Frocks Latest Styles supplied on small deposit and low weekly payments. WEAR AS YOU PAY. We make to ary Style requested. KERR & CO. c/o “The New Idea.'' 132 Karangahape Road (Corner East Street).
A £4/4/- PERMANENT WAVE for 30/- at JACKSON’ S STJNSHINE BEAUTY SHOPPE. Diiworth Buildings. Phone 41-131.
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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 871, 15 January 1930, Page 4
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