St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1888-09-29

FRIzzEs AND eAHoA
4s'a,ss s'.'ss sas.: S.. Ca =
Ono OF the most tryi.g things to the
average woman during the summer Il
the arrangement Of the front hair. II
10 in this season Of the year that tina
lRtunsae possepor ~ tho stNight
bang enjoys unruflied serenity. for. nc
matter how warm the day. there Il NO
aanger Of tho hair coming ous Of curl,
while her less fortunate sisters are IN
IN agony Of dread lest the perspiratioh
shall straighten their c,1rIs. IL Is !.
pity that the straight bang il not more
becoming TO tho majority Of faces. 10 4
% easily cared for and kept in place,
tnat aside from children and very young
girls. this arrangement Of the 'front.'
hair Is not recommended. To bo sure,
occasionally will be met women who
have retained their youthful! faces.
even though their hair il gray, and
with such people the bang does NOT
look out Of place. but. 0n.ths contrary.
il most becoming. A these kind Of
faces are very rare. and few women
care 70 make frights Of theihselves.
even for tho sake of comfort, the
ourled front b the most used. ewing t6
it, suitability 10 all faces. -
There il q great deaf II cutting the
front hair ut first. and II this can be
done by an experienced person. it will
sit much better and give -less trouble
in doing up. - few people can cut
the hair the same length on both sides.
II 1t is cut right At FIRST and trimmed.
occasionally it viii ba much easier to
care for When this Is done at home
cut thick enough for two rows. Of
curls. Comb down that intended
for tho first row and cut the length
required. cutting . little shorter as
the sides than the center. Now. comb
down the top row and cut the same.
with the exception that It must be .,
little shorter ~thaa tho bottom. The
length 1t first viii depend upon Wheth-
q the forehead 10 high or lev. - the
latter should have . shorter bang than
the former to look well
When doing up the front hair It u q
COED plan to roll the upper row Of,
curls toward the back and the loTer.
row toward the front, and when brushed
or combed out the bang viii have
. pretty. fluffy appearance that it will.
not possess II both are rolled the one.
way. There are many kinds of crimp-
ers and curriers' in the market. but the
kind We like best = . tiny. black.
wooden roller with . loop Of elastic at
one end. 1t makes . loose puff that is.
very soft and fluffy when braShed in
place. The objection to this roller Is:
that with the heat it is apt to grow
sticky. but this can be overcome by.
covering Il with thin paper. Some
use tissue for this purpose. but COM.
mon writing paper is good. cut to fit;
the roller and fastened with mucilsge.
Before doing up the front hair always
bruah It thoroughly. Cold tes b;Said
to be excellent to keep the hair in curl.
many women using this in preference
70 any other preparation. Wet the
hair with the tea before doing up. roll
up and let remain till morning. When
out II will b very soft and easily
Another very good prepare :
eio0 10 10 get a ounce Of ounce seeds.
put in quart Of water and let it sim-
mer for twenty minutes. then strain.
bottle, odd = little scent and It is ready
Tor use. This preparation Il said to
keep the hair in curl in the warmest
weather. The white Of an egg is also
good for this purpose. A thin solution
of isinglass Il liked by some to keep
The hair in curl. ANY Of the above
recipes are good il used correctly
Boston Budget.