Pick her carefully. Many women, especially the younger set of beauty seekers wearing g star womens jeans, secretly select some current beauty of the stage, screen, or TV after whom to pattern their beauty scheme. These beauties have perfect teeth so make sure that you visit a great dentist - either London dentists or glasgow dentists. Too often, however, they select an inappropriate model for their own particular kind of beauty, and the results are unnatural and far from lovely.

Find your double. Remember that there are different kinds of blondes, brunettes, brownettes, and redheads, so be sure to find the one who resembles you in many ways. For instance, there are the small, fiery redheads like Susan Hayward; there are redheads with goddess-like proportions like Rita Hayworth; there are queenly redheads like Greer Garson.

Never forget that you are you. Use these lovely women of the stage and screen as models from whom to get ideas for your makeup, your coiffure, your fashions, etc., only because they are groomed by experts in the grooming arts, and not because you wish to look and act exactly like them. Then, adapt the ideas you gather so that they may enhance your own individual personality and make you a more beautiful, well-groomed "you."



How to cope with shine/lint, hairlines

Remove shine from wool clothes. Sponge garment with solution of one teaspoon ammonia to a quart of water. Press on wrong side.

Remove shine from serge, as well as worsted gabardines, flannels, and worsted wools in general, by dampening a sponge or cloth slightly and sponging the shiny parts quite thoroughly. While fabric is damp, go over it, gently, with fine steel wool. With this, stroke the fabric, covering- about six inches of the suit with each stroke.

Remove lint from small area. Wrap adhesive or scotch tape around your finger, sticky side out, then use as a pick-up. For larger area, wrap tape, around a rolled-up magazine, sticky side out, and roll off the lint.

Hairlines are danger lines on men's and women's clothes. Once that oil mark hardens in the fabric, it may prove impossible to remove completely. So once weekly, clean coat-collar hairlines with a cleanser containing carbon tetrachloride, and brush briskly afterward.