Picture Play Magazine (Sep 1921 - Feb 1922)

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She believes in cosmetics, too — that is, she uses a special kind of cold cream, the formula for which has been in her family for generations — she is of French descent, you know, and that's always a synon3'm for knowing interesting beauty secrets. Her mother has always prepared this cream, and it contains such delightful ingredients as French rose water, English almond meal, and honey — just plain American honey. Dorothy backs this up with a most invigorating bath salt — plain corn meal. One gets impossibly grubby in picture making, you know — --especially when working out on location, on a dirty field, or in such a city as that built for "The Two Orphans," where the ground is covered with cinders. A hot bath in which soap is supplemented by handfuls of corn meal is the best thing in the world to help in regaining cleanliness. Norma Talmadge has all sorts of expert care — massage to banish the bugaboo of increasing weight is one of the most important ones ; not that any of her friends have ever felt that she was too stout, but of course the motion picture magnifies one's size so that many actresses who look too thin in real Hfe are just right on the screen. Consequently many of them turn to diet — it's almost to be expected that, when you lunch with one of the screen's beauties, she'll say: "Order whatever you like — I'm dieting, of course, so I have just a cup of tea." LiUian Gish has her hair cleansed with an herb shampoo, which makes it fragrant as well as beautifully clean, and which is supplemented by massage. Betty Blythe hies her to a hairdresser who is an expert on massage, and has her head rubbed scientifically — and expensively, one hastens to add. It's likely to be an expensive business, this keeping one's beauty. 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