Comments on: 1940’s skin care tips and traditions?

By: ?Sweet Pea?

?Sweet Pea? — Tue, 01 Dec 2009 03:14:59 +0000

cold cream. I actually use it at night and I love it!
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By: Gwendolyn W

Gwendolyn W — Tue, 01 Dec 2009 02:32:59 +0000

the most common cosmetic use was cold cream, it was used to remove make-up as well as a moisturizer. Red lip color, a rosy blush, light application of dark brown eyeliner and mascara were all most women wore on a daily basis, most film stars have considerably more make-up on more like stage make-up than modern make-up, again always removed with cold cream. Personally I use only cold cream and it seems to be working much better for my skin than any of the modern products I used before. The diet in those eras was much more healthy than the modern diet as well, having much more fruits and vegetables and less fats and meat.
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By: juicyyprincesaax

juicyyprincesaax — Tue, 01 Dec 2009 01:55:59 +0000

i had to do a report in school on audrey hepburn, so i know much about this topic…
to get smooth skin, rub an ice cube around your eyes at night and in the morning.
red lipstick and blush is the only makeup you need to look flawless.
red lipstick WITHOUT lip liner.
wear ruffles !
DO NOT TAN. none of them tanned back often because fair skin was in style. tanning gives you wrinkles and freckles and spots, so dont do it.
wear your hair short and wavy, no bangs.
hope i helped. =]
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