Salt Lake Telegram | 1937-08-21 | Page 4 | Use Foundation Preparation for Proper Makeup

Use Foundation Preparation for Proper Makeup By ALICIA HART A foundation preparation, correctly cor-rectly applied, gives depth and finish to your makeup, causes it to stay on longer and eliminates any chance of harsh, obvious edges of color. One who takea pride in a dullish mat finish and hates to do a complete makeup Job too often certainly ahould find a suitable foundation snd use it regularly. For akina with fin texture, lotion lo-tion usually ar more satisfactory than creams of the vanishing variety. va-riety. Pat your favorite on after cleansing, then blend rouge while the lotion atill is moist or slightly oily. According to an article In a reputable cosmetic magazine, foundations afford a greater protection pro-tection to the akin under weathering weather-ing conditions and ar especially helpful in preventing chapping, windburn and sunburn. Many manufacturer hav lightly tinted tint-ed their foundationa so that they will blend more readily with the color of the akin. If your skin is suntanned, it's a great mistake to use the white or pale pink lotion which you liked in May. Always remember that the perfect per-fect makeup never makes you look made up at alL Get rouge on smoothly and evenly, and do use it aparingly. If powder is pressed on lavishly, then brushed lightly to remove the excess, it will blend with your skin and never give your face a slightly floured look. Dry lips carefully before applying apply-ing lipstick. Cover the upper lip lavishly, press lips together, then cover the lower one, following the outline made by the pressure. Let the color set a moment or two, put a piece of cleansing tlssu between lips and press again. Thia way the color will etay on for hours and will not become lumpy or streaked.