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Perfume is a girl's best friend! Thai s the opinion of the six girls who joined us this month to discuss fragrances.
Take Dagmar (a) the lovely television star of Broadway Open House, who claims she doesn't feel "dressed" if she omits perfume. Tall and luscious Dagmar likes an exotic fragrance that adds to her own glamour. "When I choose a new dress or an evening gown, I always spend just as much time picking the right perfume to compliment it, as I do on picking the right accessories."
Pretty Olive Stacey (b) seen on The First One Hundred Years, adds her views: "What's all this talk about how smart it is to wear an 'illusive' perfume? I think it's silly to go to all the trouble of selecting a perfume with a lovely aroma — and then dab so little on you that no one knows you are wearing it. A good perfume is meant to be smelled. Don't keep it on your dressing table as an ornament."
Marian Morgan (c) of Stop The Music has some good suggestions for teen-agers:
"If you are just beginning to develop your taste for perfume, I think you should buy small vials of several different fragrances. Then wear a new scent every day. You'll soon find out which scents you prefer. Usually, the perfume that makes you feel happiest is slated to remain one of your favorites."
Mary K. Wells (d) a Big Town star, adds a protest: "Who ever started the rumor that perfume is correct only for special occasions? That is nonsense! Perfume is a beauty accessory that you should never be without. It makes an occasion out of an otherwise drab day."
Betty Wragge (e) a member of Pepper Young's Family, sums up our fragrance forum when she says: "If you want to dramatize your femininity, wear perfume in any of its forms (cologne, toilet water or solid) and wear it with the assurance that you are well groomed ! "
DORRY ELLIS
RADIO TELEVISION MIRROR J.OR BETTER LIVING
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