MAGS AND BOOKS
Date and Issue: Number 155 / December 19, 1981.
Pages: 2 pages.

Pictures: 4 b&w photos.

Article: 15 Beauty tips.

Author: Not stated.
Country: Canada.

"This proud pace will have the grant to provoke the jealousy of the women and the desire of the men... "

     All these women that one admires on the small screen have a thing in common, they are divinely beautiful. Useless to specify that this superb appearance is the result of long and trying cares of which Lynda Carter, the attractive "Wonder Woman", reveals us the secret. It doesn't depend anymore on you ladies to put them in application to compete with the goddesses of the television.
Her fifteen secrets
     The makeup is certainly an art of which Lynda knows all angles. To take care of her skin and to take care of her picture are often the only ones assets necessary to the success of her career. Thus, Lynda confides us, quite frankly: "My appearance is the result of a long survey of makeup. I must appear always under my best aspect and if one knows the rules of the embellishment well, it becomes a game of splicing."
1. The main problem with women is to use the makeup excessively. For one quiet afternoon, some simple powder is sufficient amply to give back life to her face without causing wrong.
2. I always use a good night cream to humidify my skin in order to delay the most possible the formation of the wrinkles.
3. For one evening in pleasant company, a scholarly makeup is appropriate. Before applying it, it is primordial to clean the face with a soap with glycerin, the fragrant soaps capable to harm considerably the epidermis.
4. At the time of one sunny day, a protective cream reduces the effect harmful of the too powerful rays. For the dry skins, I would recommend rather a thin humidifying cream layer.
5. I erase all embarrassing stains with the help of a pencil conceived for this work. As far back as I remember, nasty rings always have dark to the burst of my eyes but I take care to camouflage them well.
6. I apply a cream of basis whose color has been chosen carefully to correspond to my natural complexion.
7. It is very important to know all features of her face in order to put in evidence our innate beauty. Personally, I accentuate the line of my cheeks and my chin by a little color.
8. I use blushing cream on my cheeks. It is necessary to remember to put a few of them only at a time even to add of it later.
9. A little pencil on my eyebrows gives them a more beautiful line and one beautiful hue. Some women can avoid this stage already having superb thick and dark eyebrows.
10. for one evening, I apply the shade to lids with the help of my auricular. I prefer the creamy kind that I spread finely with the help of an applicator to the stem of cotton trains "Q-Tips". Well to spread her makeup is indispensable.
11. Mascara follows the shade to lids. I close to half my eyes and brush my lashes while executing a light movement of the hand toward the temple. This angle helps to separate the lashes and give the illusion to enlarge the eyes.
12. Most difficult to apply is certainly what you call the "eyeliner" commonly. The best means to apply some between the lashes without incorporating some in the eye are to squint a little.
13. I cover my face with a light layer of powder. Several women never use the powder but I believe that it really helps to keep the makeup in place.
14. The lips are not to disregard. To get round the lips with a pencil asks for the precision but creates a beautiful effect. Then, it is sufficient to apply on the mouth our favorite lipstick.
15. Without perfume, a woman is not complete. A sensual and discreet fragrance suits to all circumstances. It is not necessary too much to sprinkle some because an intense odor risks to freightenthem away rather than to attract them.
I don't know if all members of the feminine race will follow this precious advice but certain thing, they seem to be funnily efficient on the person who praises them. Are they worthwhile maybe to be taken in consideration?
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Translation by Danielle Lapierre.
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