Salt Lake Telegram | 1937-08-19 | Page 12 | 'Pedicure Feet' for New Season

'PEDICURE FEET FOR NEW SEASON Mary Magulre, on of Hollywood' prettiest c-tresses, c-tresses, manages her fact with lotion every night and has a pedicure once a week. As a retult, her feet are beau, tiful, therefore comfortable. y Mary Maguire, ona of ' i ,.,mm t' Hollywood's prettiest ac- I J J tresses, massages her feet ' j with lotion every night and Li , j ' P0''cur onc V '-SjjT' I rsulti her leet era beau- I ul. therefore comfortable. ;;r - -7 i : -a" X Be Comfortable By Taking Real Toe Treatments j By ALICIA HART ' Beautiful feet usually are comfortable com-fortable feet, so it's a mistake to Tejrrwffre tm w nr gy apant mak-. ing yours lovely. If sand and sun jand salt water have made them dry land rough, get busy with oils and ! creams and pedicure accessories for a few weeks before you buy new fall shoes. i If you have corns or bunions, a j few trips to a good foot doctor will pay huge dividends. To remove calluses, put a bit of powdered pumice on your nail brush and scrub (briskly. Do not try to remove an entire callus during one treatment. And never cut or scrape it with a knife or razor blade. Always cut toenails straight across, then smooth rough edges and file away corners with an emery em-ery board. There used to exist a theory that toenails should be cut straight across and corners left untouched, but pedicure experts now agree that corners must be filed short and rounded. , A, aasi iaai Wot V. fit, in j1, 1 it "i Tgn ejjii ymmr eeesve.- massage feet with a special foot cream, an oily lotion or your favorite favor-ite complexion cream. Use firm upward up-ward strokes from tips of toes to ankles. After your morning shower, dry feet carefully and sprinkle a bit of medicated powder between toes. See that your new fall shoes really fit and that stockings are long enough. Too short shoes and stockings stock-ings certainly will cause small corns on your toes. New this fall are box-less box-less sandals, oxfords and pumps. These, as their name implies, are soft and supple, molding feet as gloves mold hands, and most com-i com-i fort able. I Always buff toenails before applying ap-plying liquid lacquer. If you do not varnish them, use a buffer anyway. Buffing stimulates circulation and makes the nails stronger and less likely to break or rhip. j