Put Your Best Fault Forward


Charm is a state of mind, not a gift from heaven. It shows in the little things you do—how you answer the phone, or put out your cigarette. Here's wise advice from an expert who has helped thousands to build attractive personality.
by Rose Marie Bourdillon
Madame Bourdillon (she doesn't insist on the "Madame") is a leading American authority on the art of personal charm. Thousands have turned to her for advice and instruction on how to turn it on with the aid of make-up, dress, manners, and character improvement. She holds degrees in psychology, art, and pharmaceutical chemistry, having studied in Yale University, the Connecticut School of Pharmacy, and the Sorbonne in Paris.