Portland Observer, August 4,1962 Section II Page 5
FASHIONS
Bsauty hints
for the sunny-
humid months
ooking lovely is usually more
L
d iffic u lt in the hot, sunny
months o f summer since the heat
and hum idity are always there to
thwart your every effort. And if that
were not enough, you also face the
sun, the wind, air-conditioning, the
ocean and chlorinated pools. A ll
these can be enemies o f the skin and
often wreak havoc with the
unprepared and unprotected.
Glenn Roberts, Elizabeth Arden’ s
Creative Training Director, who has
traveled and worked with women all
over the world, advises that, since
your skin is losing vital moisture
every day due to these harmful
environmental effects, you must
take extra care o f your skin. This
means more deep cleansing, more
moistruizing and o f course, more
sunscreen protection.
Glenn says hot weather also
necessitates a change in some
makeup habits. Women should
think about makeup as ‘ protection’
for their skin as well as making them
look prettier. A naked face is
exposed to all the insults o f the
summer environment.
Here are some tips from Glenn
Roberts that may help you sim plify
your daily beauty routine:
♦ Start with the proper skin care.
Use Products that are scientifically
formulated fo r your individual skin
type, such as Soothing Care for
Sensitive Skin or Extra C ontrol for
Problem Skin.
★ Since body skin is more
exposed, in bathing suits and
backless dresses, use body lotions
and creams to soothe and smooth
sun-exposed body skin.
★ Always use a sunscreen for
protection on the face and body.
Suncare Factor #15 provides
ultimate protection from the
burning rays o f the sun.
★ Soap and water feels
wonderfully fresh fo r morning
cleansing in hot weather. Look for a
facial soap formulated fo r your
individual skin type.
★ For a beautiful, natural glow,
use a tinted moisturizer—either
instead o f a foundation or under it.
Active Day Protecting Moisture
Cream adds a hint o f color to
enhance a tan, and contains a
sunscreen as well.
★ Use a waterproof (perspiration
proof) foundation such as Flawless
Finish Sponge-On Creme Makeup.
Its opaque texture also offers some
protection from the sun.
★ I f you opt not to wear a
foundation during the daytime,
watch out fo r under eye shadows.
Smooth on a concealing cream to
help minimize them.
★ I f you prefer a flattering
tanned look, rather than doing a
complete makeup every day, just
dab on a few accent colors to
highlight your face. Accent your
cheekbone and temples with a sunny
shade o f Powder Blush. Stroke on
some earthy shades o f powder eye
shadow and waterproof mascara.
Apply a warm-sunny color on lips
and finish with a touch o f Lip
Gloss.
Respect fo r
T radition
Glenn Roberts. Elizabeth Arden's Creative Training Director, has shared his makeup expertise w ith
women all over the world. Here he applies lin '-olor with a brush, one of the ways to keep the mouth look
ing fresh longer in hot, humid weather.
★ For quick, simple, gleaming
accents, use Shimmerdust
Highlighter under the eyebrows and
over blusher. For an all-over
golden, sun-touched look, brush it
on your forehead, nose, chin and
even on bare shoulders and legs.
★ It is wise to select a water-
resistant makeup such as powder
eye shadows, powder blushers, and
especially a w aterproof mascara
during the summer.
★ Make sure you wear a
protection on your lips; don’ t go
w ithout a lipstick or a gloss. Lips
are extra sensitive to the sun. An
extra plus protection is Eight H our
Cream Lipcare Stick. This
exceptional treatment stick softens,
smooths and protects dry, cracked
or chapped lips.
★ Choose humidity-resistant
hairstyles— blunt cut and simple
styles are best because you shampoo
frequently in hot weather. Look fo r
shampoos that are beneficial
because they are formulated for
your hair type. Dry or oily.
★ Since your hands and feet get
maximum exposure (you can’t hide
chipped nails in gloves or boots),
you should have a manicure and
pedicure regularly. I f you haven’ t
got the time for the fu ll treatment, a
quick application o f Top Coat over
nail lacquer several times a week
helps greatly to prevent unsightly
chips and helps strengthen nails.
★ Remember to remove all o f
your makeup at the end o f the day
with the proper cleanser. Apply a
moisturizing night cream because
the sun and air-conditioning are
drying out the surface o f your skin.
★ A void creamy blushers and
cream eye shadows i f your skin
tends to be oily as they do not stay
on well in hot, humid climates.
★ Light, fresh, floral fragrances
are best because heat intensifies
fragrance. Avoid strong, heavy
perfumes as they can be
overpowering.
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