THE HONGKONG Telegraph, Friday, JanuaRY 29, 1987.
TEST PAPER
for
BEAUTY
IF YOU CAN'T ANSWER THESE QUESTIONS LOOK AT THE FOOT of this page
If you have a dry skin, which of the following should you avoid using:
gent, rouge, vanishing cream? ·
2. How would you make eyebrow-plucking a less painful job?
8. In what way do you put mascara on your eyelashes, how much do you use, and how do you give them a well-groomed look?
4. How would you make a thin face look fatter 7
5. How would you make a fat face look
thinner?
G. How do you put on cream rouge?
7. How do you put on dry rouge?
8. What shade of face powder should you
choose, and how should you put it on?
9. Should blondes with a fair
skin always use a Hght lipstick 7
10. Should your lips be dry or moist when you put on lipstick?
11. If you use a liquid powder foundation, do you put it ON before or after creum rouge, and how do you apply it? -
12. How would you make your
eyes look larger?
13. Is it bad for brittle nails
to be cut with scissors?
14. Should you cut back the cuticles of your nails?
15. Is it better to treat the cuticles of your nails with oil or cream before or after varnishing them?
16. When you are varnishing your nails, should you do it when they are quite dry? And how many coats should you put - on?
17. How do you keep your eyelids smooth?
18. What do you do if powder gets into the pores of your skin?
HAM SOUFFLE
HIS is much easier to make than it sounds. It is much improved
by the addition of a generous amount of paprika pepper.
Mako a white sauce with two ounces of butter, an ounce of flour and a gili of milk. When cool, season with salt, pepper and a pinch of nut- meg and add two yolks of egg. Pound half a pound of cooked-lean, minced ham, add it to the sauce and pass through a wire sleve,
Whisk the whites of the eggs very stily, adding a third if you can and fold them lightly into the sieved mix- ture. Put the mixture into a pre- pared souffle ease and steam gently. for an hour, Or you can bake the souffle if you wish, but that will take only about half the time.
1. Astringent.
Space Saver:
This ten trolley is easy to make, and takes up no room. Originally it was an ordinary cupboard with three shelves inside..
Shelves were taken out and put on four uprights with rubber castors,jand' a narrow beading was added to the edges of the shelves.
In a one-room flat the trolley can be kept inside the hollow head at a divan ...as in sketch.
DEERSTALKER
style---
BEGIN at the bottom of the cap, make ch of 140 sts,
work 1 treb into each st (140 sts), work 2 more rows of trebs, sl st 26 sts, 2 cro, 84 treb, 2 cro, 26 ch. -Turn. 112.treb, 2-cro, 20. ch.-Turn-and-work-2-rows
of treb.
Now work the top of cap in two halves, begin 70 treb. Turn. 42 treh. 2 cro. 20 ch. Turn. 08 treb Turn.
07 r. Turn. 86 Treb. Turn. 37 Treb, 4 cro, Turn. 4 cro work treb to end of row, continue decreasing 1 st at back of cap and 4 sts at front until you have worked 21 rows from the bottom edge,
When you turn in front, always start back with 2 cro. Now work the other half in the same manner, but make 2 slots at top in front, to pass the bow through. To
make a slot you make 8 ch Instead of 8 treb.
Sew up back and top of cap. Plait the ends in front and sew them into position.
BOW.
Make a ch of 62 sts, and work 4 rows of trebs, decreasing 2 sis at each and every row.
Beauty Answers
2. Rub your eyebrows first with a drop of ether, and stretch the skin between your fingers when you ** are plucking thent.
3. Brush the mascara on with an upward and outward movement; put on two or three applications, and comb them out after eacli application.
4. Gentle face massage fatteus a thin face; it will look rounder if you put the rouge in the 'middle of your checks and rub it in in a circle,o
5. Special massage will reduce a fat face; rouge on the cheekbones, rubbed upwards and outwards, will take away the width.
6. Piret rub in a small quantity of skin food or I cold cream; then rub in the rouge with the tips of
your fingers.
7. Dry rouge should go on between two layers of powder, rubbed in with a wisp of cottonwool.
8. Face powder should always be a shade darker
WATSON'S
done in
crochet
YOU NEED:
2 os 4-ply wool.
One steel crochet hook,
No. 0.
ABBREVIATIONS:
Crochet, cro;
chain, ch;
trebles, treb; slip stitch, el st; stitch, st.
Good Cooking By Ambrose Heath
Kidneys
THERE are few luncheon or
aupper dishes that can beat a couple of grilled sheep's kidneys; but we cannot eat grilled or fried kidneys for ever! Here are a few recipes which readers can add to their kidney collcations. First ono for beef kidney.
-Italian Stow
A nice savoury »dlah. Cut # pound of beef kidney jato slices half an inch thick, tako out the core, dip the slices in n mixture of a tablespoonful of four, half a teaspoonful of salt and a quarter of a teaspoonful of pepper and then fry them slowly for about 20 minutes In some dripping which you have heated, but not too much, in a frying-pan.
With them fry a small finely chopped onion and while doing so put a plate or lid over the
nan.
Now make a brown roux with an ounce and a half of butter and the same amount of flour in another pan, stir in a pint of water or stock and simmer for 20 minutes or more. Drain the slices of kidney from the drip- ping and put them into the Baute with salt, pepper if necessary, A wineglassful of sherry if possi ble and half 1 dozen bottled mushrooms cut in quarters,
-Sautee
Sheep's kidneys for this dish. Blanch the kidneys by putting them in boiling water for a couple of minutes, then drain them, dry them, core them and cut them in slices. Now fry a finely chopped shallot or small onion in an ounce of butter, add the sliced kidneys and toss them in the fat for three or four minutes.
Drain off the butter, add some good brown sauce, flavour it with a little sherry if you wish, season it with salt and pepper and let it heat through without boiling. Serve very hot, with sippets of toast or fried bread,
VEILS AGAIN? -
By a Woman Aged Sixty
THIS year, I am told, every woman with pretensions to chic THIS
will wear a veil. Not the little eye veil, or the absurd skyward frill of net that, last year, veiled nothing at all: velis are to dangle at chin level or be tied to stretch neroas the tip of the nose.
I wonder if the girl of to-day will contrive to wear these with fewer disasters than we did in my youth.
She will certainly have to be careful with her make-up. Powders are less crude than they were in those days, but they will still, I imagine, be apt to give a dusty appearance to a patch about the size of half a crown in the region of the nose. Lipsticks will have to be used carefully. On a windy day long veil unerringly glues itself to the mouth.
The girl with scanty lashes will have an advantage over her sister with film star eye-lashes: these were a perpetual irritation when a veil was worn with a small hat. And how unkind to women with long, sharp noses or receding china were those velis tied at the nape of the neck!
There was a year, I remember, when we wore vells so heavily patterned that it was dimeult to see and quite Impossible to read through them. We not only wore them in London but, in white, when we went "Up the river" in our white serge coals and skirts and our boaters balanced on bunches of hair and held on by three long hat-pins. Oculists raved, of course, but sunburn was so unfashionable!
than your skin tone, and should be dusted on thickly, but all discreetly dropped to the edge of the stiffened, fluted veil that will'
We are not going to see these monstrosities again. Patterns there are,
then brushed of.
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9. Not necessarily,
10. Perfecily dry.
11. Should be applied with the finger tips after ercam rouge.
12. By putting a little eye shadow on the outside corners of the lds.
13. No-they should always be cut with scissora, 14. Never cut them; lift them of the nail with an
orange stick.
15. After varnishing them.
16. Nails should be quite dry; two thin conts of varnish will last longer than one full one.
17. By rubbing a little vaseline or skin food on. them morning and evening,
18. Take all make-up off your face, then dab your skin with a little astringent.
WORM BONBONS
THE IDEAL & SAFE WORM CURE
cts. Each
not, except in wind, touch the skin at all.
But the veil, as o veil, belongs to the gentle art of flirtation, Will it bring back a revival of the fan?
COMMON SENSE
TREATMENT
You must Remove the cause of: RHEUMATISM, PAINFUL JOINTS, LUMBAGO, SKIN COMPLAINTS, ULCERS and SORES
BY PURIFYING THE BLOOD.
Clarke's Blood Mixture Is the surest way to health as ́it removes, the CAUSE of the complaint from the blood and restores vigour and vitality.
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