Hollywood (1942)

_Rl$e and Shine By MARY BAILEY Hollywood's Beauty Editor ■ You can't overdo it! To shine is to be well-groomed and that's a state which should be achieved immediately upon arising and maintained throughout the day. It's possible that you don't do anything as thrilling as attending Hollywood premieres — or even have an extra-special date every evening. But we'll wager you our best compact that not a day in the week goes by that you don't mingle with other people. And that's why you must never forget how very important the little things are that make for a beautifully groomed appearance. Susan Peters, who is playing in Warner Brothers The Male Animal, is young — and smart. In these pictures she shows you the good care she takes of her clothes. She knows the value of good grooming. And she's wise enough to realize that the effect of her tailored suit and hat and her immaculate white blouse and gloves would be very much lessened if she didn't work from the inside out. She does exactly what we are going to tell you to do for that shining finale — good grooming. START Clean .... Clean Hair. Clear Eyes. Clean Teeth. And, of course, first in any beauty regimen, Clean Body. It doesn't matter whether you bathe in a tub or a shower. But it's important that you work up a soapy lather all over your body. Even though you've just awakened, don't do a sleepy job. An all-over workout with soap and wash cloth will have you singing in your tub in no time at all. Naturally you shampoo your hair once a week. Each morning all you will have to do is brush it. Don't skip this treatment. Go at it like mad. A sparkle in the eyes is a delight to behold— and no trouble to acquire. A few drops of lotion in your eyes will instantly brighten them and protect them from dust. Let your teeth compete with your eyes for brilliance. A clean, firm brush and a good dentifrice properly used are all the materials you need to guarantee a smile. KEEP Clean. You want the freshness of your morning bath to stay with you all day long. Well then, don't forget the probability of underarm perspiration odor. Daub on the deodorant you like — cream or liquid — and relax. Now you know you'll remain sweet and lovely whatever the day may bring. Don't be careless about this precaution just because the weather's cold. Heavy clothes and warm rooms make perspiration checking a necessity. Just before you get into your street clothes, give yourself a thorough onceover. See any bumps or bulges that don't belong? Any places you would like to build up? We want you to look your very best, so why don't you write for our brand new exercise chart designed to help you attain a perfectly proportioned figure. Now copy Susan's tips on clothes care and be off to take your place in the whirling world that is big business today. Turn to page 36 for HOLLYWOOD'S Beauty Headliners. The February issue of HOLLYWOOD'S Beauty Bulletin is chock full of helpful information, with products you'll need to keep you lovely. To receive your copy, just send a stamped, self-addressed envelope to Mary Bailey, HOLLYWOOD, 1501 Broadway, New York City. Ready for her triumphant exit from home, Susan Peters takes time out for a final once-over. She does her inspecting from the ground up, starting with shoes, checking them for polish and heel perfection. Run-down heels make walking difficult, are detrimental to proper carriage and are a telltale sign of carelessness. Notice the attention Susan gives her smart jacket and hat, brushing them well to insure removal of dust, threads or strands of hair. Her immaculate while gloves and blouse indicate how well she knows the importance of neatness and cleanliness. Susan's appearance is proof of the reward of strict attention to every item of your wardrobe. We submit it as final evidence that you can't overdo good grooming. 18