Photoplay (Jan - Jun 1931)

"M ^'/% «*iiiiiiii«i»i «ivt«i> Irom in Error* i»lil llii flol. iio girl I III* x.lllll « |ll<\ ••«-« ■ «-l ■ l«'. II 114-41 ll 4IIII 7"» «' >£■•*• If you spent ■ Bummer out on a ranch with no mirron to till you what was happening t<> your sens it ive complexion, wouldn't you be happy if you went back to town and your friends all began admiring your lovely akin? That's exactly what happened to this Colorado girl. Hut let her tell the story as she told it to me in a letter: "My 1» si friend, Dot, who ■ !"<•> have the Inn lust skin, told me she never used anything bul Camay. Hut I wouldn't risk it. I'd always had such a silly skin hadn't touched my face with soap for years. I always had a slightly greasy look and I never felt really clean. l>ut I thought thai was betterthan blotches." Lasl summer this tiirl went to her brother's ranch. She saj that at the end of a day's riding her face used to be covered a ith dust. She found that u-i nvr cold <ream was like rubbing sand into her skin. "So," as she writes, "I took courage and made a fine lather of Dot's favorite Camay. It felt so good to be dean that I rubbed it in well and then rinsed and rinsed with clear warm water. "We spend no time at mirrors on the ranch, so I took little notice of my face. "When I came hack to town, my friends began to call attention to my lovely skin. I was so puzzled that one dav 1 took a hand-mirror ami studied my face carefully." My correspondent writes she was amazed at w hat she s-iw . Her skin was clear and creamy. Ami it seemed to have that underneath cleanliness she had ad mi red so much in her friend's complexion. Of course, there's every good scientific reason why Camay was gentle enough for this Colorado girl's sensitive skin. The 73 eminent dermatologists who examined an analysis of Camay's formula and made careful tests of ( 'amav's effect on all t he various types of skin, gave ( lamay their unanimous approval as an unusually mild complexion soap, gentle enough for even the moat delicate comjjlexiont. Doesn't that wonderful approval make you realize that Camay is simply the best complexion soap there is? IcUw (ML** I'lici" Your Worltl willi i.o\ ellmeaa is a free booklet With Bdvk* about skin care from ?:'. leading American dermatologists. Write to Helen Chase, Dept. YV-01, 509 Fifth Avenue, New York City. C 1931. P. 4iG.Ce. Z(i^ Camay li.is i»«-«-n I. s(e«i I apa |»l 'OV«Ml !»-» 71 fill III fill Sl 4 I'M I. I I 41 It » gist* — no oilier tomple\ion «oiip «»vor li.iti sm ii Mifiii4.il approMil. Whal is a ili-iiiiiiiolonisi ? The title of derma t nli >uis< properly belongs « i 1 1 1 > to registered physicians who have been Licensed to practice medicine ami who have adopted the science of dermatology the rare of the skim as their special province The reputable physician is the only reliable authority for scientific advice upon the care ami treatment of the skin I have puauuall] examined the signed comments from 73 leading dermatologists of America who have approved the comp BDd cleansing action of I Soap. I Certify not onl\ to the hik'h standing of these ph> sni.ins. imt also to their approval as statist m tins advertisement. HPIT M. D, (The 7S leading dermalol. . proved t'.'im.iy werf ' Pusey «ho. Ear PI ye.ir., ha* been the editor of the official journal of American dermatology.) CAMAY [< AI.LED CAI.AY IN CAXADAJ IN A l» It O I T B II A OAMBIE SOAP— IOC A CAKE