1939-03-20 — Page 16

THE CHINA MAIL, MARCH 20, 1939

Beauty and You

by PATRICIA LINDSAY.

Old-Fashioned Beauty Aids Excellent For

During

Children

winter mothers should massaged onto the scalp about twice resort to an entire body massage for a week is not only beneficial to the children under eight.. Good old fa-, hair but helps to keep the face skin shioned olive oil heated a bit, may lubricated. be rubbed into the skin after the evening or morning bath-over the. entire body including the face and hands. Even a drop or two

BEAUTY HINT

A miniature syphon holds carbohated Bau-de-cologne and is shown here by Eleanor Powell Tho carbonization Kivor added refreshment to the skin leaving it re-vitalized and tingiing.

ROSE WATER AND GLYCERIN

Of course, if the child's skin has well plenty of natural oil and

not

skip

chap

dry and delicate, then you the body massage but use preventative on the face, neck and hands.

That quaint formula of our grand- mother's day, rose water and gly- cerin, is still kind to youthful skin textures and good to have on hand. It is made of half glycerin and half rose water with a bit of benzoin added, and any druggist will mix-it for you freshly. The only warning I must give is this-some children

rose water- are allergic to the either its scent or its consistency. In that case do not use it and buy instead, one of the reliable prepared lotions in liquid form. Most creams are too heavy for young skins,

DRESS THEM WARMLY

It is good for children to get all the sun and air they can, Win- ter sunshine stimulates the forma- tion of red Blood corpuscles as well as summer sunshine.

to

CHECK WINTER DIET

As Vitamin D is most necessary

the health of your child,

Daisy Brand

BUTTER

Made in the great continent down under' from the produce of one of the world's finest dairy what better herds

pure, creamy, golden. than Daisy Brand for goodness and food value?

Daisy Brand

Dairy

see

Honey is her name, und honey is the colour of her hair! This young beauty is dressed warmly and her skin protected with

a pure lubricant so she may enjoy playing with her dog.

that the foods he eats contain it. cod liver oil, either in capsule form Milk, egg yolks, butter, salmon, or by the spoonful. It is a wise cold California sardines, and cod liver investment. throughout the oll. Most children benefit from weather.

À NEW HOBBY MATRICULATES

INTO FILMDOM'S FASHION WORLD Belts have taken their rightful. Particularly interesting is a nine- place in the 1939 limelight. The col- teenth century gold belt buckle lector's instinct in woman has which the Metro-Goldwyn-Mayor swerved to belts, and women the star has attached to a violet velvet. world over are busily collecting fan- sash; another is of black suede rich tastic belts and belt buckles, to wear with gold filigree, pearls and rubies; with pullovers, black fur coats, plain and still another is of hammered wool jerseys, and even their glam-silver, its buckle like a royal dec-. orous evening gowns.

oration, to hold a black velvet belt. And with Hollywood taking the Twisted gold kid gathers Joan new fad right to its heart, it is safo] Crawford's black monk dress for to predict an uprise in waistline her role in "The Ice Follies of 1939", highlights.

and an incredibly narrow patent. The tang of the wide open spaces leather is the sole trim on Myrna goes into the make-up of Rosalind Loy's tailored rabbit wool shirt- Russell's red leather belt especially maker in a soft woody green. designed by Dolly Tree for, the "Honolulu" starring Eleanor Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer star to wear Powell finds the M-G-M dancing as the heroine of "Fast and Loose.” [stär with raffia twists, gay sea shells. About four inches wide, it is a typi-¡and even fish net twined into the eally cowboy type, studded with oddest and most attractive assort- shiny gold nail heads and matched ment of belts yet seen. by wide-cuff. The amusing note in When questioned about the de-. the ensemble is that the flashing sign of Miss Russell's distinctive belt is worn with a formal afternoon cowboy belt, Dolly Tree, Metro- frock of changeable blue and green Goldwyn-Mayer designer, admitted the belt was of primary importance to the ensemble.

:

Pert Lana Turner clasps a cerise sash buckled in dull gold over har "And if,” the stylist laughed, "the square shouldered, swirl-skirted fur rage in belts continues, we soon will coat, and Virginis Bruce boasts not be, designing the frock as a mere one, but three favorite evening balts; } accessory to the waistline trim.”

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