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Show - Tho Salt Lake Tribune, Smwtay, December 28, 1975 , ' j ,5 Those subtle beauty tricks that work like magic By Jennifer Anderson Little things can mean a lot. A basic makeup can be given just that extra touch that makes it unusual, exotic or just reveal a good feature in a new way. The magicians call it sleight of hand." Learn some of these beauty tricks they can be "quicker than the eye. Igf t DEAR JENNIFER: I saw a girl at a party with a blue liner f -along the inside of the lower lasbes. She wore very little makeup bet just that one touch made her eyes unbelievably blue. I have blue eyes, too. Could I try this? Pam C., Davenport, Iowa. DEAR PAM: Why not? You never know until you try. I recommend it only for the blue-eyeIt should pick up the color and also make the whites of the eyes even whiter. Photography models have known this trick for a long time. Use a blue eyeliner pencil and run it just inside the lower lashes. Finish it off with black mascara, top and bottom. Here are a few more of those quick, subtle touches that do a lot. Use a deeper tone of your eye shadow for an arc at the crease of the lid. Paint a thin line of a deeper shade of lipstick just at the center of your mouth to outline the edge. Dab gloss on your mouth and use the leftover tor a spot on each cheek. The repeat of color brings the whole face into focus. Taa Foundation Smooth on a deep tan foundation in the cleavage between the breasts lor a fuller look. g Use a bronze stick wPh pearlized sheen to the top of your shoulders whe . wearing sleeveless or shoestring strap dresses. Use a little foundation makeup on your hands if they look red. Rub it with a terry cloth towel to take off all the excess (so it wront rub olf Almond Shape Cut old eyelashes up in 'ittle clumps and use them just at the outside corner of your eyes lot- - a turued-up- , almond shape. Brush the hair of your eyebrows up and hold them in place with a little neutral mustache wax. It gives the whole eye area a lift. Use a leg makeup or cover-ustick under stockings if you have problems with veins on your legs. Slimmer Legs To make your legs look slimmer, blend a tan shade of makeup down the outside of the call for leg contouring. Heres a fabulous hairdo you can achieve in two seconds: Pin on a tali or wig and add a beret. That way you dont have to show any of your own hair to take the time to cover the joining line. To put makeup on taster, use more moisturizer. The finished job will be lighler, but it will spread much faster. If you break a nail, camouflage it with a false tingernail filed to match the length of your own. DEAR JENNIFER: I have pierced ears and usually wear gold hoops, hut I saw a girl who had three tiny rings running up the outside of the car. Id like to have it done. Is it a new lad? Cynthia, Chicago, 111. DEAR CYNTHIA: Its a fad. T ears pierced three times. Three permanent holes and possibly sears, After the novelty wears off. your ears could look like a pin cushion. On the right person, its an exotic, look, but I dont think its worth it. It means having your s Duke-Cai- iz Lou Betty Duke and were in the William J. Ganz married Sauida.v Murray Twenty-thir- d LDS W'ard. An open house w as held at the '.Spring Hill Con- dominium Club House. The bride, daughter ol Mrs. Eleanor J. Duke, lleber City, and the late Robert Jr. Duke, from graduated Weber' in State; College sociology. The bridegroom, son of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Ganz, Midvale, Irom Utah graduated Technical College with a degree in business administration. He also attended Brigham Young University. He filled an LDS mission to the Great Lakes. , SpalToriJ- Merolyn 'Spafford and Whizz Wright exchanged vows Tuesday in L. S. Memorial Skaggs Chapel, First Church. Baptist A reception was given in the parlor, I irst Bap- tist Church. The bride is a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. E. C. Kimball, Salt Lake City. The bridegroom is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Case. Salt Lake City. Soak tapioca pearl tapioca should be soaked lor several hours before cooking, Announcing . COLOR PORTRAITS fe: cnce-in-a-lifeti- Sale 1.79 IDEALLY SUITED FOR . . . CHILDREN, COUPLES, FAMILY GROUPS NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR FAMILY GROUPS UP T0 10 PEOPLE 2.50 Reg. to Now through Utahs Quality Portrait Studios for Jan. 3, sale on ladies thin rubber heels. ft. Now during the holidays and thru January, wh3? the whole family is home, have the family group portrait taken at this fantastic low price .This is a opportunity to have a professionally retouched Natural Color Portrait taken at such a low price. Rubber Heels Clinic, HOLIDAY FAMILY Plenty of color proofs til youre satisfied Nearly 30 Years 5 Shoe Mon.-Sa- t. Salt Lake Downtown HURRY, pckmir & Cottonwood. STUDIOS YH WITH TWO 1K ITIvJVS DOWNTOWN MIDTOWN 221 South State 1 Ph. 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They request no The children of Mr. and Mrs. Roe Carlile will host an open house in honor of their 50th wedding anniversary on Sat., Jan. 3. 1976, from 4 to 7 p m. at the Heber Third Ward ''t Itural Hall, Heber City, Utah. They were marr.ed on Jan. 6. 1926, at the Salt Lake Temple. They filled an LDS Church Mission in Texas. They have 8 children, 0 grandchildren and 10 I Once again, it's time for our most charitable event of the year, when we give extensive savings on your new coat purchase and you donate your old coat to someone less fortuncte than yourself. It's our Annual Coats for Charity Event and this is how it works-- . You bring your old coat in to our Fashion Coat Department to use as a trade-i- n on the new coat of your choice. We'll then fallow you from $15 to $ 1 00 off the regular price cf your new coat and you'll donate your old coat to the charity of your choice. Your new coat will be chosen from our fashionable collection of imitation furs, genuine leathers and suedes, untrimmed coats, lavish fur trims, pant coats and many more. We have all lengths, fabrics, colors and sizes 6 to 20 in ZCMI Fashion Coats, all stores. .tfBtts! vv82r V t ' i V V V few sample savings: When you select an $80 untrimmed coat, your old ccct trade-i- n is worth $30. So, your new coat costs only When you select a $130 fake fur coct, your old coat trade-i- n is worth $40 So, your new coat costs only A bright 90 50 Idea in Strass Elegance When you select a $1 50 fake fur coat, your old coat trade-i- n is worth $50 So, your new coat costs s n,v When you select a $150 untrimmed coat, is worth $40 your old coot trade-icosts So, your new ccat only From soft, quiet elegance to ballroom brilliance, n nothing equals the beauty of this mood-settin- g Jtrass crystal chandelier. Exclusive Strassette" connecting pins between crystals insure uniform, untwisting crystal chains. We have many Strass crystal fixtures. This is just one of 2001 different bright ideas at City Electric. yy 110 When you select a $ 11 0 fcke fur ccat, your old coat trade-i- n is worth $30 So, your new coat costs only 80 on . Buy now during our crystal sale. Our most popular pantsuits go Remember, these savings are just a small sample of the ones you'll find in Fashion Coats during Coats for Charity. It's an ideal time to help someone out and save money on a fashionable coat for yourself. sal e $60 selection of fashionable includes literally hundreds of pantsuits 8 to 8. The savings in sizes styles exciting ore abundant in Fashion Suits. Reg. $4Q to Sa't Lake: ?2b0 -- So. Mam St. 1 Ot em 1 j9 So. State 1 St gVVr."- .fcgV, face-colorin- . Hi T Slf S3n. Gauz Jennifer Am coinsnled her Beeetv, Ewclee mmt Plan' Far a copy ot this hetpftrf beoMef, send to cent and a long, stamped, emretope to "Jeiwutcr Diet Plan' co Home Service Depprtmewt Sait Lake Tribune, P.O. 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