We use Optical Character Recognition (OCR) during our scanning and processing workflow to make the content of each page searchable. You can view the automatically generated text below as well as copy and paste individual pieces of text to quote in your own work.
Text recognition is never 100% accurate. Many parts of the scanned page may not be reflected in the OCR text output, including: images, page layout, certain fonts or handwriting.
• A practical solution for the telephone-tub situation, from Grace Bradley, who drapes herself in a huge, gay towel, designed primarily for beach use
• Fresh cut flowers on her dressing table are an inspiration for perfect make up, according to Kitty Carlisle, who thinks beauty encourages beauty
ABOVE, Kitty Carlisle, Grace Bradley and Frances Drake offer inspirational and practical ideas for our very private lives.
Kitty sincerely believes that small touches of beauty around us are essential to serenity of spirit and, indeed, physical loveliness. Fresh cut flowers are her special pet. Today, many of the preparations with which we cleanse, correct and accent ourselves are lovely to look and lovely to use. Many perfume flacons are so artistic that we hesitate to throw them away when empty. Some of us buy dressing-table and bathroom affairs because of the smart touches they add to a room. Packaging has reached an art with no loss in the quality of contents, as a rule. Thus, modern beauty preparations work for two purposes — beauty for you and your surroundings.
It is an old story that the telephone always rings when you enter your tub. I dare say the prospect of a pleasant date has often been ruined when the lady has rushed dripping from a pleasant bath to the telephone wrapped in a bit of the first thing at hand. A slightly tense, irritated voice at the other
end may well change any gentleman's intention from a dinnei invitation to asking merely how you are. Knowing this Grace Bradley introduces the telephone towel idea. Keep! one of those new huge beach towels, in lovely tones with amusing fish designs, at hand for emergencies. They protect dry and warm you comfortably, permitting that telephone voice with a smile, and they just love the water — bath or salt Hollywood doesn't like to apply its make-up without a mag nifying mirror, and neither does Frances Drake nor any gir who has ever used one. If you want a perfect Upline, lashes thai almost deny the use of mascara, a gentle blending of cheel rouge and powder, work with the aid of this mirror. You an so magnified that the slightest misstep fairly screams at you It makes you very exacting, so that when you look at the, ensemble before a normal mirror, you will have to confess thai you look lovely. These mirrors also detect any skin flaws, the first indication of a blackhead, dry bit of cuticle and our everyday skin woes so that we may get promptly to work to correct
them. [ OTHER BEAUTY HINTS ON PAGE 92
82