Do You Look Happy?

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Source: How to Find Your Man by Joe Bonomo, 1954

Do You Neck?

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Source: How to Find Your Man by Joe Bonomo, 1954

When I was buying makeup for my wedding, the woman who was helping me told me that she'd seen many brides whose faces were different colors than their necks in their wedding photos. Don't let it happen to you! You should never ignore your neck when doing your makeup.

It's also a common saying that a woman's neck shows her true age. Looks like Bonomo knew this in 1954.

And mmmm.... layer cake.

Are you feminine?

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Source: How to Find Your Man by Joe Bonomo, 1954

Lovely to Look At

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Source: How to Find Your Man by Joe Bonomo, 1954

I'm excited to have all 12 manuals. New scans coming soon!

Powder Puff Pointers

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Source: How to Find Your Man by Joe Bonomo, 1954

That Added Touch and Top to Toe Accents

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Source: How to Find Your Man by Joe Bonomo, 1954

Cupid's Bow

"With the proper use of lipstick you can give yourself any mouth that fits your face."


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Source: How to Find Your Man by Joe Bonomo, 1954

Two Lips - Color Fast

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Source: How to Find Your Man by Joe Bonomo, 1954

For the Skin He'll Love to Touch

Never wash you face with hot water! use lukewarm water to start... and finish with cold. Cold water makes a velvet skin!

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Source: How to Find Your Man by Joe Bonomo, 1954

The Make-Up of the Stars

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Source: How to Find Your Man by Joe Bonomo, 1954

The Frame For Your Face

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Source: How to Find Your Man by Joe Bonomo, 1954

Let's Face it Squarely!

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Source: How to Find Your Man by Joe Bonomo, 1954

Beauty Night

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Source: How to Find Your Man by Joe Bonomo, 1954