Photoplay (Jul - Dec 1916)

160 Photoplay Magazine — Advertising Section 'Delightfully Refreshing Talcum Powder Use it for every purpose of the Toilet — in the nursery, after a bath — as a face powder. Men prefer it after shaving. It is smooth, cooling, fragrant, and delightfully refreshing. Imparts the lasting fragrance of fresh roses. Unexcelled for baby's tender skin. Trial iflffar* F°r 15c we will send an attractive "weeklllal \SIIcr. end" package containing a miniaivre of Jap Rose Talcum Powder, Jap Rose Soap, Jap Rose Cold Cream and Jap Rose Toilet Water. JAMES S. KIRK & CO., 495 E. Austin Ave.,Chicago Makers of "Good" Soaps Since 1839 is the same cs that of other famous movie stars— the same as that of thousands of other women of admired complexions who use the one powder that gives an exquisite smoothness to the skin and aradiant bloom that suggests youth instead of powder. Try it just once and you'll be delighted with the way it beautifies. Does not rub or blow off like ordinary .^SiQt powders. &^^-~-~^± Neither does jf/ •* ^N/1 it fail under W / the Red glaring light or f / Trimmed perspiration. I Orange Color White. Pink. \\ ed Box-Seen rlesh. Cream, y 50c Everywhere' STAFFORD-MILLER CO., 587 Olive Street, St. Louis. Mo iCARMENi Complexion Powder 25lcsbpdo"k Improve Your Face By Making Faces — for lOc — stamps or coin This book contains a complete course of structions-in Physical Culture for the I Face. More than 90,000 persons are following these instructions to-day. They will do more to build beauty than all the paint and powder in the world, for they got right at the root of your facial defects and overcome them. Not simple or silly. Just physical culture applied to the facial muscles: common sense — thatsall. If you want to improve yonr looks, semi 10c for this liook. today, atoucc. while lt'son yourniind. PROF. ANTHONY BARKER S206 Barker Bldg., 110 W. 42nd St. NEW YORK CITY Every advertisement ii> rilOTOri Milady's Friend: Her Dressing Table (Continued from page jjj gentle tapping process under trained fingers, stirring up circulation and creating a glow. There may be occasion also to use a pore cream, especially on the nose, for foreign substances the ordinary cleansing cream cannot at first remove. This is preferably applied at night on retiring. Perhaps the eye-brows need pruning and shaping. If one decide on a fine arched line, one must be prepared to encounter a half-stranger in the mirror. The skin food is also a foundation cream and serves to hold the powder smoothly. One is now ready to go as far as she likes with lip salve and rouge, eyebrow pencil, and perhaps a very tiny eyelash brush is used to darken the lashes with cosmetic. The most effective make-up is that of the invisible variety, and the individual studies this out for herself. It is at night that restoratives are applied to work their good. The beauty sleep goes on with the beautifying agents aiding and abetting nature. The skin food puts in its efforts building up tissues, or an especially good bleach does its chore. First of course the face has been thoroughly cold-creamed to free the pores of the day's grime. The evelash and eyebrow grower, whether it be l'ust vaseline or a scientifically prepared cream, busies itself at this time. When one seats oneself before the dressing-table for the purpose of preparing for public appearance, the process may be limited to the simple expedient of shaping up the eyebrows between thumb and finger or a pass at powdering the nose. But even she blessed of the gods with skin of peaches and cream, or lacking it entirely but endowed with an exemplary nature, must at times resort to defensive preparations against dust and wind. A good powder makes a far better covering for the pores than a coat of dust. One of the new powders combines ingredients which act also as a skin food. An excellent greaseless foundation cream is an adjunct for every dressing-table. It not only serves to hold the powder smoothly, but is a protection to be used in motoring and sailing. If one go in for any of the retouching processes it is always advisable to contemplate oneself by a strong north light. This makes sure our friends do not see more of the work than is intended. ay MAGAZINE is guaranteed.