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The kiss of summer bestows nature's
shining secret to your face as long as you do not let it dry your skin and cause
tiny wrinkles to appear. If you are above 25 you should regularly use a
moisturing cream at bedtime. Apply this cream daily in the night if you want to
cherish the youthful loveliness of a flawless complexion. As the temperature
rises in the hot months, extra cleaning is necessary. Bathe your face four or
five times daily with clear water and a good soap suited to your complexion.
Rinsw your face with plenty of hot water, then cold water. Cold water contricts
the pores and minimises the entrance of dust and dirt inot the oil glands. Now
splash an astrigent lotion on the face. In a bowl of chilled water squeeze in a
juice of a sour lime. Pat dry. Remember to cleanse the skin thorougly with milk
cream blended with into a thin paste with gram flour. Steam the face every week
in order to open clogged pores.
Another big problem of summer is
excessive pespiration and body odour. Excessive pespiration usually occurs on
the palm, soles, under the breast, forehead and scalp. If you suffer from foul
smelling pespiration, you should pay special attention. Certain areas should be
dusted with boric powder with an equal quantity of talcum powder. If your feet
pespire profusely then use salicylic powder on them or you can soak them for 15
minutes in a dilute solution of potassium permanganate in order to prevent
infection. During this season your make-up should be reduced to the minimum and
the accent should be on naturalness. Avoid using foundation creams and lotions
of any sort because may cause them 'running down' your face.
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