THE SUNDAY TIMES magazine Contents, February 25, 1973 

Cover photograph of Jacqueline Bisset, who has recently completed work on Truffaut's La suit am'ericaine by Eva Seren 
The smooth way: the problem of unsightly hair, and how to remove it, by Valerie Wade; photographs by Ian Yeomans. Page 24 

What the eye can't see . . . : Doreen Savage Trust and her camouflage cosmetics, by Brigid Keenan. Page 29 

The face of good fortune: the importance of being attractive, by Jane Alexander. Page 33 

Chests out, bottoms in: what makes a man attractive? The male and the female views, by Meriel McCooey; drawings by Ken Wynn. Page 36 

Beauty is where you find it: some addresses to help those in search of less conventional beauty problems. Page 39 

Just an old-fashioned girl ...: actress Jacqueline Bisset tries some old Indian beauty preparations; photographs by Eva Sereny. Page 40 

One in every port: conceptions of beauty throughout the world, by Brigid Keenan. Page 42 The face maker: Gordon Bau — Hollywood make-up king — interviewed by Meriel McCooey; photographs from the Kobal collection. Page 45

BEFORE SCHOOL Part two of our three-week series for the parents of young children. The father's role: how the father can share in the family's upbringing, by Henry Biller, illustration by John Holmes. Page 48 

How strict? Pauline Peters talks to Dr Elizabeth Newson about discipline; illustrations by Tony Meeuwissen. Page 53 

The facts of death: teaching children about mourning, by Suzanne Ramos, illustration by Tony Meeuwissen. Page 57 

Watching their step: the safety of your child, by Nicholas Mason; illustration by Tony Meeuwissen. Page 61 

A present from Europe: Continental rubbish shores, photographed by Gerald Woods. 

Good+ condition