1939-03-27 — Page 10

10

Use Eggs in Shampoo, It's Best for Hair

MAKE it, "hair men love to

touch" and you've got. something! The chances aro you will be pretty and popular. If you give your hair the necas-) sur attention that makes for beauty. you will probably have a lovely skin and bright, expressive - eyes, too, For anything you do to improve one feature benefits all the others. Be-l siden, you will begin to take mure pride in yourself and will work out the routines that bring out your assets and At best into your Hmited tline.

Hair that is noft and shining with health is adaptable. You can wear

up one day and down the next. You can keep it straight over the crown of your bead, or with coax- log put in the waves and swirls that make the new high coiffure so in- teresting and no wearable regardless of the kind of features you have.

Try This Shampoo

Of course, there are some kinds of hair that need a permanent and

setting by an expert hairdresser

if an unusual coiffure is desired, *

IT'S

Monday,

HÒNGKONG TELEGRAPH

March 27, 1939.

One sleepy "person.

wearing a nightdress that

we can tell you

a lovely nightdress; it is also a practical one.

quite flat.

All that ruching on the bodice, for in- stance, probably makes you think it would be you must do this, have only a "light" a difficult job for ironing. Not a bit of it. permanent, and remember to make All you do is to pull out the ribbons which the appointments for wave-sets gather up the folds and the nightdress goes day or two before your important dales. See that the hair is brushed thoroughly. sprayed lightly with briliantine and reast by bad brush

Here is a luxury, shampoo that vill bring out the beauty in ny head of hair. It is especially bene- flea to hinir that tends to be dry and stringy

Two Erg-Enough

Choose a soft material: chiffon or ninon would be ideal; crepe de Chine would be nearly as good. You need four yards of material 36ins.-38ing, wide, and four yards of double satin ribbon 1ins, wide.

Fold the material in half, the fold is at the shoulder line. Make a cut in the centre

The number of eggs you will need of this fold 11ins, wide' for the neck. Two

depends on the amount of hair you straight strips 2ins. wide material

have. Usually two eggs are suf-you can get them from the side Cut it out from fielent for short or medium hair and cuttings) are stitched on from waist three or four for a long, thick bob. line front aver the shoulder to waist Separate the whites and yolks. Beat line unck. Through these the ribbon the whites to

stIT froth, then add is threaded and pulled up, gathering

a little water to the yolks, beating the material Into lovely folds across until creamy. Mix the beaten whites, the front and back, the edge falling- und yolks and continue to fold until softly over the top of the arm. The thoroughly mixed,

ribbons tte In casual bows nk either Massage your scalp to losen its side of the waist line.

of dead skin and brush your hair carefully; then

wet,

It with a little TO

tepid water and add about a third of the egg mixture, working

thoroughly into the wet hair and

scalp. Take a small portion of the

CUT OUT

TT is best to cut out the top

I s your nightdress

113

hair at a time and whip the mixture paper; the skirt will flow out to the well through the strands. Wash the width of the material.

first erg application out completely

Fold your material in half and cut

with a strong spray of tepld water back and front together. When cut- before the second application.

in.

ribbon slips

Repeat the operation a second and ting the straight strips allow third time, working up a good lather turnings ro that the with each application. Then rinse through easily.

every trace of the egg out of the hair MAKING

and dry in the usual way."

Don't Une Soap

Do not add soap to the egg sham-

poo-you

will complicate matters

PEN the material quite flat.

Set on the tncings. Place

and interfere with the netlon of the them on the wrong alde as marked! jon the diagram from the neck end shampoo.

Dry the hair by hand. Hair that on the straight grain to side waist ta dry and brittle should never be point. Tack and stitch, leaving the exposed to the heat of a mechanical ends open.

dryer. After the shampoo, the dry

scalp should have a little sculp Seam up the sides beginning 5ins. pomade or a warm olive oil mas-up above the walat line and down saged into the open pores. This to the hem-ilne. Neck and arm helps reviva dry hair quicker than holes can be roll hemmed, picol edged or shell hemmed-whichever anything else.

Daily massage and brushing once you prefer. Do the hem at the foot or twice a day to stimulate the eir-in the same way-unless you like to culation are of greatest importance. make a deeper hem.

PEARL SATIN for a

BRIDE

SOFT, lustrous' satin makes the ideal fabric for a bridal gown, and the

graceful gown shown hero is in satin of a rich peart tone.

If was made by Paquin, of Dover-street, for the bride at a very smart wedding recently,

Note the gracefully slim ading lines and the pleverly desped bell, the movement of which is followed by the two fabs at the neckline. The bell is cut in with the back panel of the gown,

་་

There are buttons së the back from the heck to hipline, and at a slightly lower line the fullness of the testu develops, matematik

One large flower mids of pearld forins the unusual headdress.

this diagram

Beauty Tips

QUESTION: "I have a tendency to freckle and blister on the slightest exposure. What kind of make-up base should I use? My skin is reddish in tone. What shades of make-up will

this subdue

high colour?-F

Use a beige Binted foundation cream, Also use a powder with more belge than rose in tone. Both will help subdue your high colouring and protect your skin from the sun. Use only a hint of rose or blue-red rouge on your cheeks to deepen their colour a little, and use a soft blue or blue-gray or grayish purple frye shadow over your lips.

how to make

Impressionable Women

"WOMEN are so Impressionable" extremes and decide to say "no" on asserted a man the other day; every occasion; the individual who "they are like chameleons moulding tries to assert her personality by themselves to Bull the prevailing continual contradiction is almost as background."

annoying as her spineless sister.

That women are costly, Impressed

The first way of make yourself

does seem to be a justifiable. Indict- impervious to external influences is ment.

to be very sure of yourself and your No matter how much care some thought and consideration of various opinatis. Nothing but deliberate women take with their appearance, topics, in the privacy of your own the moment they meet others they begin to wish they had a suit like company can give you these opinions. so and so; a dress cut on such-and- After deep deliberation, and after such lines. The feeling that they looking at both sides of every ques- are not wearing quite the right thing tion, you make decisions and gain a spoils their enjoyment. It is not, of background of convinced belief; sep course, their clothes, which are next time you are in danger of be wrong; they are really suffering from ing over impressed, you will be a touch of mental fabbiness, In- ready to contribute your grasp of stead of exhorting a little confidence the subject.

In their own clothes and their per From that it is only one step to sonal taste, they wllt under external thought flashes during conversation; impression.

while someone in vividly portraying

In conversation some of us are their ideas expecting you to be overs even more chameleon like; how often whelmed, you are weighing the have you heard a woman agree words and are ready to further the blondly one day to something you discussion.

heard her disapproving the day be-

She has few opinions of her

C. E. M.

USEFUL HINTS

fore. own, to she just agrees with the] company in which she finds herself. Actually nothing is more deadly for Inseels in the earth of a potted conversation or for constructive ex plant may be killed, with a solution change or ideas that this agreeable composed of a spoonful of mustard attitude of the woman who murmurs and a gallon of water. • "yes" to everyone's dictation. Lock of Mental Exertion,

Very often it is just lack of mental exertion which makes us so impres sionable, so if you and yourself slipping into this line of least resistance, give yourself a vigorous aliaking. "Don's "rush~;Into" opposite |

A teog for fresh "ent flower may be made from half a potato, Perforate it with a abarp nail, using the flat side: na abase. Arrange flowers and cover frok with water in a shallow bowl. The palato will keep the flowers Trenti Tourer,

ALL IT

TAKES:

4 yards of

material 36-38" wide

4 yards of

ribbon 1" wide

If You Like A. Savoury Recipe

Chop a small onion and half a clove of parlic. Fry gently in butter. Add Vib. of peeled mushrooms and four peeled and sliced kidneys, salt and pepper. When cooked place in a casserole.

Make a fairly thick sauce by adding a teaspoonful of four and a little milk and water to the remains in the frying pan. Pour the sauce into the cas- acrole and cook in a very low oven for twenty minutes.

SHORT CUTS

Spreads for sandwiches may be made up in advance without fear of drying out if each dish is covered with a dampened clean napkin.

•

Be sure to place tresh cul flowers in a vase or dish out of

a draught and they will last longer,

LUMTIMULYAOU

Thla frock, in a novelly ma- Serial liat suggests · n · atriped fabric. adopts a slim silhouette, with the waistiino 'also defined, A black and goid.ornament is

Introduced at the renaline. -

...have Your

TRIED

MALTONIC

You have!

but have you tried

MALTONIC

with AN EGO)

with MILKI

A raw egg well mixed with HALTONIC makes an idea! light breakfast.

Piensant to kake and strangihaning.

with MEAT EXTRACT) This combination ́provides

the fullest pourishment (na most, agresible form.

mwich SODA WAŢERIA""iparkling and palatable

refresher.

VIL WITH SODA WATER-2-

MALTONIC

Cannot be meda beszer, but It. can

| ba mado "diferunt.”

For health energy and enjoyment drink MALTONIC · daily throughout the

poor!

EWO MALTONIC

盛身健

$218.

MALTONIC, IS NON-ALCOHOLIC

OBTAINABLE AT ALL LEADING DEPARTMENT STONES, COMPRADORE 'SHOPS AND DRUGGISTS

ór from JARDINE MATheSun & CO., LTD., Tel. 30311.

W30

ROBERT DONAT. male lead in M-O-M's picture "THE CITADEL", voted one of the 10 best pictures of the year,. enjoys his leisure hours with a good pipe..

A

DRY SMOKE !

C.

FOR PERFECT PIPE. PLEASURE.

use

Dr. PAT PIPE

obtainable at

COOL

SMOKE

INGENOHL'S CIGAR STORES “LA PERLA DEL ORIENTE"

Crossword Puzzle

АСКОВО 2-chlei actor in play

K-. Ascemment

Galf of starICKEJ

CTATS +007.*

Sid of GAL

adid

30 Health

Combinine

BELTR

fred round.

Free from #3-

sumbrance

1 ExaminRIJUS

-flutty workmanship

33 Utres erat edge so

îï fair dis

Combining tarm oli

COFDI

11 PAIR SPACk of added

Adong sa na EHRER¤ ***A9 =* * * **285 682

WIDE-URI DAN

16 LIFT DECI

If Have at Quido's scale

OHUM INVEN

tise who enoto 13

ostly way

10 reneb

Dishonoris tricks

KRIS NEDSTE OS

tatas burden of

earth

inclied to angel

dagete

415

41

Then dined

Under

#

Pastening gabar

Briver Puddenly.

BY LARS MORRIḤ

ANSWER TO PREVIONA PUZZLE

GARAGEN

FIMA

INO - CA

HANG-RETA

INT

BNG-OLVE MOTOR

DABACED HVI

RAUDA

B-Minced oath ra-Viruleni epidemie

Origin AI ORDE 01-Father'

DOWN INATIU opening

-Voca inertion

ER

-Überrasuno berts

Drink containing

Made commonplace by repetiti #--Provible to North

Chins -10--Large East indian

12

in soat to

qui cefore w

SAE arjer

22 -- Advanred, medion?

student

24 Opdonite from gle

'posed, kita

25-Menulariured over

Kalo

28- alert with corrupt

indvence

2# -Warf-hound

30

IDDAGIFT!

Inmod of Malay, *. Arhipelago

$1-Bird home

Adhrave substance 34-Mize mebry TH-ALite he'

dallen

conduct at

-favished ustrema

40-TIRIK 30.-Top of need

-Zatian Recrod bait

Homin garment

B3

34 King of amphibion

tops more than 3

Pine meandra

59. Bocial loa

co-Man's nickname

* planta

Instrument

Bituated near ent

the having three

17時

carbon dioxide S-Chemical •ucix us+6

1b asmine enfime

58

3

F

Ex

10

12

124

25

28

2A

20

+

32

13

35

36

158

4L

10

157

15:1

64

63

644

40

1

Page 10Page 11