Radio stars (Oct 1933-Sept 1934)

RADIO STARS If You Want to Be Beautiful (Continued from page SI) eye and broaden out a bit toward the cuter corner of the eye. The edges should just fade away to nothing. And, again, a bit of cream or oil over the shadow is most enticing. Now, finally, a word about shades. I'd rather have an operation than try to tell people what shades of make-up to use. Each case is so different. But here are some broad general rules — and for the rest, you must experiment yourselves. ^HOOSE your powder to match your skin tone no matter what general type you are. If you have freckles, choose a powder a bit darker than your skin — it will help to conceal the freckles. Blondes, brunettes and redheads should always select a powder with some pink in it somewhere — it may be on the flesh side or tan side, but there should be a pink cast. There is a place in NewYork — and I don't doubt but what there are similar places in other large cities in the country — where they make up powder to match the skin of your neck. (That's the hint I was saving.) You see what this does ? You don't have to powder clear down to your collar bones in order to look all-of-a-piece. A very good idea, too. I think. But to go on with our shadechoosing. Brunettes only can wear the exotic shades of powder. Very suntan, if they look like gypsies. Mauve or light green or light blue if they're sallow skinned. Even dead white — funny as it sounds — blends beautifully with a clear, true olive skin. Try it and see. To choose the right shade of rouge, pinch your cheeks lightly until the blood comes to them. Then choose a color to match that. Your lipstick should be a more vivid tone of the same shade. No one should ever wear a lipstick that has a purplish cast. And the very wild orange shades, I'm glad to say, have gone out of vogue. 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