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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS; FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1930.

WOMAN'S PAGE

MUD FOR BEAUTY. A CHIC ENSEMBLE. was edged with a very wide band

PACKS AND MASSAGE

THAT RENOVATE.

Much has been written about mud packs, and much more remains in be written. Probably the best we can say about them is that thoy promote a healthy circulation of the underlying tissues, and they are useful in cases where the complexion in Baliów.

In addition, they make the akin glow and give it that youthful freshness which in so loved by all

women.

Of course, some complexions will show up better than others; this is only to be expected; but oven under the best conditions the good effects

of a mud pack will not last n long time, and it has been pointed out that the treatment should be given frequently.

It is usually carried out several hours before going out to a dance, party, or other entertainment, and

the good effects will last through- out the evening, and, in a lesser degree, for several days afterwards.

In a week or ten days it is advis able to apply the mud pack again, so that if another special evening's entertainment be contemplated the work will be carried out that after- noon or early in the evening.

The frequent use of mud packs may become rather expensive for some people, and they may be anxious to make the mud paste at home.

This is easily done by mixing about equal parts of finest sterilised fullor's earth with some thin starch paste at least sufficient of the latter to form a soft paste that will spread over the face fairly evenly.

To avery half-pound of this mix- ture add a couple of tenspoonfuls of glycerine and four teaspoonfuls of simple tincture of benzoin. As much as twenty-five drops of some favourite porfume may be mixed, first with the tincture of benzine and glycerine, and then kneaded into the mas

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The treatment may be carried out in steps as follows:-Remove all make-up with cleansing cream, and use a cleansing lotion to get rid of all grease, or wash with warm water and soap, using plenty of worm water to get rid of all soap from the face.

Then apply warm towels to the face to open the pores; spread the mud paste with the finger tips even- ly over the face and leave it to dry. Do not rub the paste into the skin.

After twenty minutes or so re. move the mask with a warm towel or cloth wrung out of moderately hot water. Bathe the face with a lotion consisting of equal parts of elderflower water and witch-hazel, then finish off with a good vanishing cream and powder,

It is often a good plan, where there is time, to massage the face for ten minutes or so with a skin' food-before using the vanishing

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EXIT FREAK FASHIONS

FROM DEAUVILLE,

Deauville has always prided itself on being the most ostentatious casino town in the world. During past seasons there have always been higher gainbling, more flashing jewellery, and more freak fashions to be seen horo than anywhere else on the Continent.

This season Frenchwomen have stopped showing off. They have put away their jewelery, and instead of exhibiting the freak fashions that used to give English and American visitors the feeling that they word getting their money's worth, this nummer Frenchwomen are wearing clothes similar to those worn by tho English and American women them- selves.

You cannot tell the French women, the Americans or the Eng- lish women apart. They all wear beautifully cut crêpe de chine or with long sudde satin evening gowns gloves to match.

Most of these dresses häve narrow waist belts of the como material worn tight around the waist, and many of them have strappings or a kind of braces, also of the material, that form the décolletage at the back.. Otherwis they are made very simply with nokle length skirts.. Trailing pieces and panels or skirts. that sweep the floor are not worn.

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The most popular colours-for- Then remove all surplus skin food evening frocks are pale blue and from the face with a cleansing tissue, cover the face with a thin Flayer of vanishing cream and com:

plete the make-up with powder.

WHEN WASHING CHINA..

Nile green. There are very smert black dresses, but the smartest women dress in white for the even ing. There are no flowered chiflens and only a few patterned chiffon dance frocks The patterns used for these are in palo colours and blurred designs overal attractive

Thero were

evening dresses at a recent galà By the addition of a little borax dinner. One was a crushed strow to the water in which expensive berry-coloured chiffon dress, with a china is washed a lovely gloss is shaped, shoulder caps, made of the given to thu china after it is polish-Asme chiffon and edged with w ed. The borax also helps to ro three-inch band of silver brown.

ward the crevice

Another was a pho tálysolas

" นะ danger in washing valuable, china crêpe de chine evening gown with a is lessoned if towel in placed in hip-length caped cont of the same. the bottom of the bowl in which it material. The circular cape of the is waabed,

coat, which just reached the waist,

of white fox. This gave the im pression that the woman was rising out of snowdrift.

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Somo. of the dresses had short velvet conts of the same colour, with high stand-up collars lined with white armine,

Conts and skirts or dreasca and short coats of bale-coloured linen or crêpa de chine drą, worn by all" the smart women during, the morn- ing.

For the races or to watch pola, crêpe de chine or silk drerees aro more fashionable with medium-size straw hats of, white or natural coloured straw,

These hats, all look very much alike, and are usually trimmed with a ribbon band to match the straw. A pretty English girl looked very sainrt at the races in a white and green spotted crêpa de chine dress and a hip-length green friezo coat with a shoulder cape.

Another woman wore.

a beige heavy silk dress and a short uut brown velvetcen coat, belted in smartly at the waist with a brown leather belt and edged all round with silk braid to match. Her straw hat was heige and her shoes were brown and white leather.

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The girls who wear berets-and there are a great many who do→ wear them as if they were messenger. boys' caps. The smaller the berat the more rakish the angle. it is put on; and the moro bair you can show all around it, the smartergit is

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Many of the French girls wear white pleated skirts, sleeveless wool jumpers eut dow low in the back like an evening dress, and a diminutive beret to top it all, liko

a robin on a round of beef.

These costumes are evidently not made for comfort, but they give other people something to stars aft

Other girls search of publicity

sport sailor suits of blie sorge.or white drill bell-bottomed trousers and striped wool jumpers or drill

or serge jumpers with the regular

sailor collars on them.

The crêpe de chine, and silk

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long trousers, and are worn with enormous shiny straw hats. The jumpers are worn either tucked in or out, but none of these costumes has a cost of any sort. A scarf is the most protection allowed against the high cold wind that blows con- tinually in from the cold grey

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