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Honeymooning is a state of mind — and heart. Just ask Sue Ann Langdon. dio kept two honeymoons going at the same time when she was Jackie Gleason's wife in his "Honeymooners" skits on CBS-TV — and the brand-new real-life wife of a handsome actor
HONEYMOON!
writer. Now she's off to the movies for "Honeymoonshine"! How docs she do it? "It's easy." says Sue Ann. "Just act like a bride." Another tip: Think like one. Take a long look at your man and remember all the good reasons that first made you love him!
Avoid the June rush-start your honeymoon now! Sue Ann Langdon shows you how
Sue Ann gets into that bridal mood with a perfumed bubble bath, then slips into a white negligee that's guaranteed to tickle him pink! Next comes a thorough face cleansing. Tip: Scoop the cream out with the back of your hand to avoid getting it under your nails.
The bridal look — and this year's big beauty news, too— is pink and white. Sue Ann starts with a rosy foundation, then just a blush of rouge. The finishing touch and the finished look come from the lightest dusting of powder that she applies with a fluffy puff.
The mouth that whispers "I love you" should be perfect. Sue Ann believes a lipstick brush is a must for thairest a finger on your chin for a steady hand. Sue Ann uses true red to outline a curvy bow, then fills in with lighter color. For a luscious finish, lipgloss.
to look like a bride— and feel like one— in a beauty story that may change your life!
To put love-light in her eyes — and his — Sue Ann draws an eyeline along the base of her lashes. Next, she darkens her lashes with black mascara. Says Sue Ann: "I think blondes should always have dark eyes." She uses brown pencil lo give brows a graceful arch.
Sue Ann keeps her head — and beautifully. She brushes vigorously before combing, uses the brush again to coax the last wave in place. Next step: A light mist of hair spray. Her hair is baby fine, so she uses milk ("Yes, milk!") as a rinse for extra body.
Final land vital I touch — perfume and plenty of it, behind her knees, on her wrists, under her nose. "I like to smell it, too," she smiles. Now all that's left to do is turn the music on and the lights down. Then the stage is set for a life-long happy honeymoon.
Negligee by Odette Barsa