TITE SUJffiAY CnTZEK".
PETEMBETl 10. 1900.
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Th nose clamp ia new and amusing
device to prevent the spreading of the
nostril."
By Mme Una. Cavalier J.
BBSS monthi recently In Russia
ana six month In ' Parla taught ma
em nw fad In tha eultivation of
beauty. WhiU tha Amrloan art ao
, laar, ai wall aa beautiful, thay may not
' fcava haard of torn of thaaa. I will, there
t (ore, all tie roll of thoa devloei for the
tmproTement of beauty whloh are flndlne
. recent favor la Europe, aome of whloh aeem
l He me to hate oonaldarable aalentlflo value,
v But I ought to ey that X have aot myaelf
vereontlly uaed or teeted all of theae rather
feerola now uethoda, Kot all medloal , men
1 are tgrd on all thing oapeolally on new
tblnga, and X advlae my., readers to aik the
vdrloe of their dootori ; on . torn of tbeio
tnattara. ',;' "f:-fc-'-vs ;"..' ; " ;.-
There la, for inetanoa, what la known ai
' the vaccination cure for pimpUa, Pimplet I
I bave oalled "apota on the un of beauty,"
Spots, whether on a frock or a faoe, are dla
h Bgurlng, and It la desirable to remove them
. as soon aa possible. : Xnsoulatloa by a ape
a elal form of vaoelne Is the lsteftt method
Adopted by the medloal profession, it has
. keen In many ( eases very suooeasfuL The
only objection is, that l( Is still oompara
' tlvelf expensive. The new theory la thai
) pimples are cauaed br Ike presenee of ma
lefle genna, A culture la made of theie
Term In beet broth. The fluid Is then ten
' dered sterile by heating It to tha boiling
) point. A small vialful of this broth contains
hundreds of millions of the germe. While
ithe germs themeelve are dead, the peculiar
" pelton gtneratad by thenj remains. The
treatment. la given by a hypodormlo Injeo
: Hon. This polaon Is deitrnotlve to the living
rganUnu, and In few, weeka treatment
ebatlnata oaaea of plmplea have been ,oom
' pletely cured by tko weloom new proceaa,
Jrpr obstinate oaaes of aene aome advanced
physicians are . utilising the X-ray. Black
fcoada are klway dlaflgurlng. Certain phyel.
: etaaa have adopted the prlnolplo that the
-nioro-organtams lodge In the folclee from
Which spring the small hairs that form a
down on the eheeks. These mloro-organlama
spread fast and oauae Inflammation. The
: X-ray is summoned to check the spread of
Ithe Inflammation. Tale they do without
danger to the akin. After three of four
' treatments the faoe look as though It were
' tadly sunburned. This appearano remains.
It Beams to the patient, dlaoouraglngly long,
feat the reeults are moat gratifying In every
aaae I have etudled. The acne haa been per
manently removed and the complexion left
paauufully dear.
A third aalentlflo treatment of great aid
to beauty la the removal of acara by an
Injection, locally, of a healing eerum be
neath the akin. Ita function la to looean the
Structure, relax the drawn tlaauea and
smooth the surface that bad been, to uae an
Amerlcanlem, "puckered." There ia In this
laat remedy the element of rlek that alwnya
obtains when a foreign aubatanoe ia Injected
Into the circulation.
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"To prevent a
double chin,
plump women
are wearing
chin bandages
at night"
"A lotion is sometimes applied by an eyelash bruai.
freshen the faded lashes."
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'ME. CAVALIERI tells her readers to-day of new and odd beauty
device she found were being employed in raris and St Peter
burg when she visited those cities a few weeks ago.
She calls attention to new methods of curing skin eruptions by vaccina
tion, and of removing disfiguring scar tissue in the same manner. She cites
the frequent use of the chin bandage by plump-faced beauties to prevent
a double chin, and of the nose clamp to prevent the unbecoming spreading of
nostrils. She says that sulphur baths are being used by physician for the
cure of skin eruptions and. says that ice is fast becoming a first aid to beauty.
Mme. Cavalieri believes that ice, while it first drives the blood from
the surface, causes it to rush back with renewed vigor, so promote circula
tion and feeds neglected tissues, causing the disappearance of wrinkle.
Next week Mme. Cavalieri will entertain and instruct her readers with
an article on "Advice to the Blonde."
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Once we were taught to let tha eyeUd
who disliked the touch of the cold met:tl H''18 anu were warned that It wai SO doltx
uhRtltUted IhB homnlv rinnmsrtlp nrrlr-ln ihn cat0 tnat u would Buffer no
clothespin. Both the clamp and the clothes
pin are well protected by a lining of white
silk or velvet. Absurd as these tliing-i look,!
was assured by all who wore them that they
served admirably their purpose.
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A method generally used in Russia is the loose eye bandage
to relieve the weariness of the sight.
oecause of thla element the method has The past year Parlsiennes h.ivo hon wash
not the entire endorsement of the medir.il lnff their hair In prasolinc. Noi hec.iuse. they
I'rofesslon. believe that it will cause llie h:iir to prow,
A method that has great vogue Is the but for tho same purpose ili.il H it used
n,-w or modlHed massage called patting, of upon a spotted garment, to i l.-ansc the g.tr
hlch I have already written. This Is ment and remove the spots Also K".-"ol!ne
accepted by those -ho have ahvr a i een makes tho hair soft and si. ken of texture.
nelstent enemies of massage
ally given. Their theory is that massage,
ns many have known It. merely moves tho
wrinkles from ono part of the face to an
other. Patting, thjy declare, does not drag
the akin, but builds up tho muscle? and pro
motes tho circulation. Tho name Is a cll
flttlng ono. ratting Is done very llg! -with
the tips of tho fingers.
The nose clamp Is a nerr and : .u in'
told.
I have myself used gaFoMnf a few times on
my hair, but trying to keep It away i. ...j
M-alp as much as possible. 1 cannot be o
that casollne Is good for tho erulu.
I take the gaeoline shampoo somewhat as
I do the water bath for the hair. I wash it
In a bowl of the gasoline, pour out the first
bowlful and wash it through another, then
another, until the las! bowlful is entirely
cato that It would Buffer no manlnuU.Mon. '
Hut I found that many woman freshen their
aged looking eyelids by applying" ' yrt
pomado:
Alum, 15 grains. ;,' ! , ;
Tannin, 15 grains. "
Borax, 30 grains.
Fresh tallow, 300 grains.
This was applied at night, uatng- 'great,
care to prevent Its getting Into the evea.
In the morning it was removed with Want
water.
English beauties whom I met In Parla dls,
carded all other washes for the eye, but
bathed them in much diluted tea, and cooled
and freshened the eyelids with tea leaves.
raris physicians, also those of the Russlaa
court, have withdrawn their objection : to)
perfumes, and luxurious women are using
them more than ever. They are more die
creet and discriminating than former!,
relying more upon perfumes used aftdr tho
bath, when they can be well absorbed into
the skin, and causing them to remain jonfef
than by a hlt-and-nilss application of then)
upon tho hair or clothing. This, borrowed
from England, Is a delightful tonlo applied
to the skin after the bath: v
Rosemary, 6 ounces.
Orange peel ground Into fine powdery
y2 ounce.
Thyme. V2 ounce.
Rcsewater, 1 pint.
Spirit of wine, 1 quart.
Dath bags filled with equal parts of orris
root powder and almond meal and bran are
tossed Into the baths Instead of soap, and
are more refreshing and quite aa whitening.
. An anemic friend rocclved mo, much re
freshed, after a bath of tepid water 'Uvte
w hich she had emptied a wino glass of thla:
Eau de cologne, 1 ounce.
Spirits of camphor, j2 ounce.
Tincture of benzoin, y4 ounce.
Ice has come to be one of the Brat aid
of beauty. I found It used after mass-age of
tho face and neck to harden the muscles, J
found women using It to drive away wrinkles
and that seemed to mo scientific, for while tho
shock of the first application will drive the
blood from the surface, It causes It to re
bound, bringing a fine flush to the akin and
feeding the neglected and shrunken tissue.
Whatever renews the tissuea eradicates
wrinkles.
Many physicians are endorsing aulpb.ua
facial baths to cure acne. Thla lotion is ap
pl I several times a day, they told me. with
good results.
device adopted bv beauties and would-be clean. Let aa little aa9oline as nnKsihl nt
beauties to prevent the spreading i i..e 110s- to the scalp.
ti lls and to give tho no, that mil I other- uut ,ne shampoo is always taken on the
wise bo too round, a delicate point. 1 have rooming of a clear day. Never do I have It
called on my friends in the morning and (ine wrii0 there Is a light or n re In tho
have been received in their bedrooms. They room. If I did. It would bd as the Turkish
looked very charming In their night robe baths. There would be no more llna Cava
of dellcato batiste, embroidered and further liorl. Gasoline la most InMammab'e
ornamented with pink and blue bows, not Another method generally taken up in
pink and blue hows on different gowns, '.ut Russia, where women are noted for the
1 omblned In the same gown. Their hair beauty of-their eyes, Is the loose eye ban
carefully parted, from the point or 1 ho fore- dage to relieve the weariness of the sight,
head to the back of the mirk, and braided Bandages moistened in witch hazel, rose
In two loose braids, either hangs nccom- water or strong salt water are bound over
ingly over their shoulders, one bnid tied the eyes. The woman who wants to look at
with a blue bow. the other with a pm ;. .u tractive at night removes the traces of a
match the ribbon garniture of ii.o night wearing day by lying down in a dark room
robe, or Is twisted loosely around to I . . id. for a few minutes and binding upon her eyes chin muscles by hardening them with lumps
Their complexions looked fresh and cool such a bandage. The eyes brighten from c held in the hand and pressed against those
f:om their bath of cold cream, but they all such treatment as a flower freshens after a muscles as long as the pressure can be
looked odd, and I shrieked ah launur 41 dew fall. dured; also by wearing chin bandages, f
Rose water, 4 ozs.
Precipitate of sulphur, 1 dram.
Tincture of camphor, 1 dram.
Women are beginning to realixe that sag
fi:. muscles, rather than a superabundance
l ilcsh, are the cause of the double chin. They -are
preventing, as far as possible, the falllag
cheek muscles and the pendulousnesi of tha