Silver Screen (Feb-Oct 1935)

and be shaded up to the eyebrows and out toward the temples. You don't put any under your eyes at all. Eyelashes should be dark. Unless you use a deep shade of eye shadow, don't try to match it in mascara. Stick to brown or black. The same goes for eyebrows. Of course, you want long lashes to work on— and you can have them! The good eyelash tonic creams work very quickly. If you don't go in for mascara or a cream darkener, use a little eyelash cream to finish off your make-up. Rub it in where the lids and lashes join, then brush some into your lashes. Brush the lashes up— that helps train the upward curve. Winx, whose mascara is such a favorite, has a little tube of eyelash tonic cream colored black or brown, so you can darken your lashes at the same time you groom them and stimulate their growth. They have a colorless cream for night use, too. One of the trickiest gadgets we've seen for eye make-up is a little eyelash comb. You simply run it through your lashes after you've made them up to give them a smooth, silky finish and remove any excess cosmetic. Speaking of gadgets to help you make your eyes beautiful, Kurlash takes first prize! There's a new and improved "turner-upper" to give you curling lashes instantly. Twizzors is the latest. It's like tweezers grafted on a dainty pair of manicure scissors. Besides being pretty, with handles in the latest dressing table shades, it's shaped so it lets you see what you are doing when you go after that elusive hair. Then there's Tweezette, an automatic tweezer. You push a little knob that opens the jaws, place the jaws over the hair, push another knob, and Tweezette pulls out the hair. It all happens so quickly, the pain's almost taken out of tweezing. Unless you're devoted to your eyeDrow pencil, you can do a good job of darkening your brows with mascara (either cream or cake). First, brush your brows the wrong way until they're all fury. Then put a little mascara evenly over the brush, and touch up the hairs on the under side. When you've finished darkening the hairs, brush them down flat and shape the brows, giving them a few extra strokes to bring out the gloss. Try to keep the color on the hairs themselves and not get it on the skin underneath. Fred Stone appeared on the screen for the first time in "Alice Adams" and was so successful that he is now booked for two more pictures. Who said the screen required a technique that stage people didn't know? Why do minds misbehave ' THE PSYCHIATRIST OFFERS TWO ANSWERS Case No. 296 u V Age <iy ■ Miss °-H;V En£lish in Teacher of Wig ssful high school. tor_ in her work-" bu her tured by telle1 d suP?^r;adr Maliciously iSSVr Vo the school priSSs Paranoid susDIAGttOSIS. r ions. ,^+p when CURE: Complete cause/\n the I course of vealed cconsulta P?y°^iaHer nental 111tions. hoi beginnxng ness had its quarin childhood w made ^HeSl* Secure, un55e of affection L Case Mo. 432 Mrs T.O.V. Aee*l. Mrs. * i -i embarrasseu Frequently e ephoning husband by ^h£rawing guests and witn hcr invitations. Ui fey hUSbinattentionand preher in^tten h secret °CorrPifs during a dinner w? T I in her honor. giV6,^Tc: "Accident DIAGNOSIS. thAeccfear that t VJia nof afford^ te safety and Protection^ ^vlafiirr" Modess) that w m&ke signe^ $J impossible, "accidents my J JV-O V-O.. . the tunc douchv powder. Clea using — deodorizing . . . far the fastidious woman. Even if "accident panic" has never haunted you . . . protect yourself against the possibility of an accident ever happening. Get a box of the new Modess today. Its name — "Certain-Safe" — tells the story . . . and you can look at the napkin and see why it's accident-proof: 1. Extra-long tabs provide firmer pinning bases . . . Modess can't pull loose from the pins. 2. Specially-treated material covers back and sides of pad . . . Modess can't strike through. The day you buy Modess is the day you end "accident panic" forever! MODESS STAYS SOFT. . . STAYS SAFE for October 1935 1 5