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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1983-03-16, Page 33Page 18—Crossroads—March 16, 1983 THE SUPER BEAUTIES Natural beauty Priscilla Barnes By COLETTE BOUCHEZ Anyone who takes just one look at the lovely ,PRISCILLA BARNES,, who portrays the bubbly Terry on longtime hit show "Three's Company," will attest to the fact that she is indeed a natural beauty. A very modest Priscilla, however, considers herself more along the lines of someone who has achieved beauty naturally using some of Mother Nature's own products. "I'm a real fanatic about finding natural beauty remedies," says Priscilla, "because I just don't like most of the items out on the market. A few are good, but you can go broke trying different things until you come upon the ones that agree with you. I've learned that the things you make up yourself really do work the best." When in California, Pris- cilla finds that her skin be- comes exceptionally dry. To combat the effects of not only the hot sun, but hours spent under hot tele- vision lights (both of which rob your skin of moisture, the one thing that stands between you and wrinkles), she's discovered garlic and sesame seed oil does the trick. "I've found that chopped garlic marinated in sesame seed oil to be one of the best moisturizers in .the world. You just mix them together and place them in ti the refrigerator in a tightly capped jar for six months before using. This gives time for the smell to eva- porate and allows the mar- inating process to take place. "When the mixture is ready, you smooth it on your face twice a week, after cleansing and before toning, and you leave it on for about 20 minutes. Six months may seem like a long time to wait to try something but it's really worth it. It performs mira- cles on dry skin and practi- cally erases all the tiny lines around your eyes." If you want more imme- diate results you may want to try Priscilla's honey fa- cial, which I personally en- dorse with the highest hon- ors. "All you do," says this blonde beauty, "is coat your face with ordinary honey. Then, with the mid- dle and forefinger of each hand gently tap your skin until the honey turns a clear white, and then rinse with warm, followed by cool water. What this does," she continues "is re- move all the impurities from your skin and leave it soft and very moisturized. It is especially good for a complexion that has a tendency to blotch. And be- cause it increases circula- tion, it helps to even out skin tone as well as tex- ture." Another one of Priscil- la's softening secrets is av- ocado and cucumber masks, which work pe- cially well in warm weath- er when swimming in salt water or chlorine pools tend to irritate and dry the skin. "You just mash them up real fine," she says, "and cover your face with either mixture for about 20 min- utes., Not only does this moisturize the skin but it helps to heal chapped areas as well." If you prefer using com- mercial preparations to those you make at thome, Priscilla suggests you choose your cleansers, toners and moisturizers from the same product line PRISCILLA BARNES .. Honey keeps her sweet and glowing .ry for maximum results. She says, "I have found.. that if all three products come from not only the same manufacturer but the same line as well, the over- all results are better and the products enhance each other. If you can, try to find sample sizes and whatever you do, if it doesn't work for you, throw it out. If you have a tenden- cy to save things, as I do, you end up with a lot of clutter and a drawer full of things you'll never use." In addition to Priscilla's "clutter rule" you should also remember that al- though cosmetics and beauty preparations are not generally required by law„ to -L carry expiration�� dates, like vitamins, they 'do have a shelf life. If a product is old it can do your skin more harm than good. Plus, if it has been opened it can easily be- come contaminated and cause bacteria to settle in your pores. This may result in anything from black- heads to blemishes to skin discoloration. SUPER BEAUTY HINT One of the latest innova- tions in eye makeup came about with the rebirth of the eye pencil, all revved up with 1980s pizazz. Whereas eye pencils of yesteryear were thin, with hard leads and used prima- rily for brows, the new eye "crayons" (as they are called) are thick and soft and used to create all kinds of wonderful new looks for spring. Besides being simple to use and convenient to carry, one of the nice things about this product is that you can achieve a va- riety of different looks as well as different shades form a single pencil. When sharpened to a fine point they make an excel- lent liner for both the out- side as well as inside of the rim of the eye. When smudged with a Q- Tip the look turns smoky SOUND ADVICE KITCHENER'S OBVIOUS CHOICE! Fairview Electronics SALE ALPINE Sounds as good Illiltil� as it looks. ALPINE ` • feat AM/PP/1 autlin-dalsb features auto reverse metal tape capaltllites cassette glide. • 6002 4" coaxial speaker system 27 COMPLETE BORN TO PERFORM! • • • i f T ALPINE 629°5 PACKAGE Ty - fa yes. IN I t r i i„ • 7121 AM/FM In -dash featuring auto reverse dolby and auto -sass glide • 3023 is watt n 2 Band graphic equalizer • 6205 so 2 -way speaker system. 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Millions of the tiny creatures would descend on a region and consume all the food in their path before dying from winter's cold. The Prince Edward Island town of Souris — the French word for mouse — was actu- ally named for the 17th cen- tury mouse plagues. Heart /answers WHAT IS CORONARY BYPASS SURGERY? Coronary artery bypass surgery im proves the blood supply to the heart muscle when narrowed coronary ar teries have reduced the flow of oxy gen-rich blood to the pumping heart. This reduction in blood flow may cause chest pain and lead to an in,. creased risk of heart attack Cor onary artery bypass surgery involves constructing detours for the blood to bypass obstructed portions of cor onary arteries to keep the heart mus• cle supplied. Non-essential veins taken from other parts of the body, Usually the legs, are grafted onto the cironary arteries to provide detours around the obstructed area. Contact your local Ontario Heart Foundation for more. information. 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