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Do you want to keep your hair piled high as Danielle Darrieux does in 7/ie Rage of Paris! There's a hint for you in this story
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■ A party may mean refreshments by a caterer ... a swing band . . . formal frocks and dinner coats ... or it may mean a front porch gathering with homemade refreshments and homemade frocks . . . and canned music. But no matter how elaborate or informal a party is, it's always loads of fun. I mean fun for the girl who knows how to "pretty up" for it! The wall-flowers at any party are the ones who didn't take the trouble to make themselves extra-attractive for the big occasion. Don't be like that! Be smart about your party preparations and you'll be a sensation, not a wall-flower!
Put extra thought and time on your beauty routine. Put a little extra z-z-zpmh in your hairstyle and your make-up. For instance, WHY NOT —
— ACCENT your eyes (so they won't fade out wearily under electric lights) with blue mascara that's applied with a spiral brush? Twirl the brush lightly against your upper lashes (never the lower ones — that would just make you look old and hard and tired of it all), pushing upward slightly to give your lashes a synthetic curl. If blue mascara strikes you as too theatrical, there's black or brown to please your conservative soul. . . . This mascara gives your lashes a silkiness as well as sootiness, and it's lasting and harmless. Comes in a metal tube about the size of a lipstick, and the brush fits neatly inside. Costs 25 cents.
— TREAT your eyes, before you make them up, to a cleansing bath in a waterclear lotion? It will remove bloodshot traces, make
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them feel clear and refreshed, ' add to their brilliance. I'll be glad to send you the name of an eyelotion that is made from an oculist's prescription, comes in an attractive blue glass bottle, with dropper-stopper ready for use. One of the three sizes — 20 cents, 60 cents and one dollar — will find its place in your party budget. You may want to carry the smallest in your purse, to rinse away irritation when smoke gets in your eyes.
— FLATTER yourself with a facial before starting to make-up? Cleanse your skin first with a cleansing cream, remove that with absorbent tissues, pat with cotton soaked with a stimulating skin tonic or astringent. Next, an emollient or tissue cream. Pat it well into the skin with upward, outward finger motions. Remove, and again slap on astringent to tighten the pores somewhat, help counteract the oiliness, before smoothing on protective cream as a base for your make-up. I'll be glad to send you the name of an attractive pink and white beauty kit that contains all the essentials for this routine (and excellent preparations they are), as well as a softening lotion for hand and face use, a large box of fragrantly fine face powder. Cost is $2.50, a' bargain if there ever was one — so do write me for the name.
— TINT your cheeks with a new rouge that is a pale orchid in the box, but just the right blush shade for your skin when it's applied? The secret of this powder rouge is mat it does not paint the cheeks with an opaque color. Instead it tints the natural oils
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