Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-08-11

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One of two precautions must be taken,
however. Never use snap il you can
avoid it; If you do, let ii be the very mild
est aud unperfumed. Avoid so-cailed
hair cleansing fluids, and Use rain-water
filtered.
The yolks of two new.laid eggs are much
to be preferred u soap; they make beau
tiful lather, and when the washing il IN
ished, and the hair thoroughly rinsed in
the purest rain. water. you will find when
dry that the gloss will not be destroyed,
which an alkali never fails to do. The
first water must not be very hot. only Just
warm, and the last perfectly cold. Dry
with soft towels-but do not rub till the
skin is tender-snd afterward brush. Be
always careful to have your brushes and
combs perfectly clean and free from
grease, and place other brushes on the table
for friends of yours who happen to be Ma
cassaritcs.
Pointing the hair regularly not only
prevents it from splitting at the ends, but
renders each individual hair more healthy
and less attenuated-if I may apply the
term to hair-and, moreover, Keeps up the
growing process, which otherwise might
be blunted or checked. Singing the
tips of the hair has also beneficial effect.
It will be seen that am no advocate
for oils and pomsdes. My advice, In all
cases, is to do without them if you pos
sibly can, for by their clogging nature
and over-stimulating properties they Of
ten cause the hair to grow thin and fall
off sooner than it other wise would. Lot
vel! alone. 49,.
One word in conclusion about dyes.
Avoid them If you be your own friend.
Hair dyeing is very satisfactory az far a.
dead hair is concerned, but on the living
head, its perfect success is a chemical
impossibility. As to hair restorers, those
that are not simply stainers, but depend
upon the action of the light chemically
altering and oxydizing the application
after 1t has been used-their incautious
use, must add, is fraught with great
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