Madam! If you do not take care of your face, it will not take care of itself. You must therefore treat your face with gentleness and care, so that it may be a source of pride to you. The question of age is not important: whether you are thirty, or forty, or fifty, you can, if you lend your face a little of your attention, take five or ten years off your age; for paint can work a wondrous change in the features of a woman's face, improving the shape of her mouth and adding to the sparkle of her eyes. But once the muscles of the chin begin to slacken, the perfumer cannot mend what time has spoiled. So if you notice this, you must examine your face closely,

for you will find that some of your other muscles have begun to slacken as well — either around your eyes or around the other corners of your mouth.

If you notice that the first signs of wrinkles have begun to appear in your face, then beware of delaying to meet them. There are two remedies: one is exercise, the other is massage — and the latter is better left to an expert, if you can find someone to undertake the task.

Beauty parlors are nothing new to woman: they were known to the ancient Egyptians and Greeks. In fact, the art of beautification traces its history back to the dawn of human civilization; the queens of ancient Iraq employed every means of beautification, including captivating false hair.

If you know a beauty expert, then hasten to him to