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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 6, 1956)
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1956 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON p;e twenty one I i 5 ONCE UPON A TIME, gait were o modest that they' wore a loose garment while talcing a bath. We've lost such silly false modesty as that, but who amonq you suffers' a guilt complex while lolling in the tub and taking your fragrant ease with scented soap, bath crystals and such like? Drown that guilt complex in Jean Nate's bath bubbles and enjoy your bath to the utmost. JEAN NATE WISHES YOU . 1 A VERY HAPPY TUB-TIME "Everybody owns a bathtub, but few know how to make the most of it!," says Jean Nate, whose bold signature is so familiar on her own line of distinctive bath prep arations. For 2:t years she has not only held a preeminent spot in the bath preparations' field, but she nas preached the gospel of "the good bath" as well. By the good bath, she means not one that merely gets you clean but one that relaxes every, pore and fibre, one that refreshes your mind and spirit, in short one that makes a new women of you! But to get all that, you have to be willing to give a Dit loo. And here's how Miss Nate sug gests you do it: "First of all. make your bath room an inviting place to lie and loll in. A pleasing color scheme is only a start, uive tnougnt to aii- over carpeting or to new types of tiles for the floor in colorful pat terns, and to an unusual wall pa per. Add any number of decorative accents: mirror panels, open glass shelves holding art objects, a stool or chair, pictures, potted plants, a book shelf or magazine rack, unusual towel fixtures, etc. And if you relax best to music, what about a portable record player' Your imagination is the only limit. "Next." Miss Nate says. semble all the accessories to the bath proper. On a tray that fits across the tub, you can keep your favorite bath preparations handy as well as creams, wave setting implements, manicure and pedi cure items, something to read. In dulge in a foam rubber pillow that attaches to the tub with suction cups. Ever try a bath sponge or brush, or a loofah? Take pride in owning thick, luxurious towels to match a plushy-deep bath mat Slippers easy to nudge your toes into and a comforting wrap-about robe that match each other and your bathroom color scheme give you that extra special feeling of luxury. "But wait a minute," says our bath adviser, "you haven't even gotten into your tub vet. And don't until you've scented it with bath bubbles or crystals and let the water run really deep. You waDt"to sink into a pool of warm fragrant water, not iust dabble in a little puddle. And neither too hot or too cold. Either extreme is over-stimulating. Tepid water, be tween 90 and 100 degrees, approx imating natural body warmth, is just right. Adjust with more hot water as the tub cools. Lie back against your pillow and just relax for a few minutes, close your eyes, banish all worries. Then scrub with a good mild soap to scent-match your other bath prep- arations. Follow with a cool (not cold) shower or a rinsing of fresh water in the tub. Finish with brisk flourish of Friction pour le Bain all over the body. And if you're off to bed, a flurry of bath powder will soothe you to sleepi ness. For all this, allow a full- 20 minutes, a half-hour if possible, V v ; " .!,. - " ' ..".-.'.;. m UMiMfyTj ... -. , . LONG HAIR covering the ears in a sculptured wave swept up toward the back highlights this coiffure from Elizabeth Arden. 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