The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1892-03-17
49,. i.1i 1hE HAIR
eisIgcT THAT TX 2sc6Ts EVERY
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The mr.. essential s.sins for the pruser-
vatios al ts,- hsir = 49, --neTai ks..ts
II -" ls-fv. sat = = - he os,-. Ak! by
h.~. a.. D, ,l.s IN IS. - srdsx. EVes
- HAS rs- hsir. s-ousa the rnos!~rr
:as!.4.s - ss.--..s,.- IL roes IL 81 su in
f~Grr~. t.~au ~. In . desirable thing.
white tie yr-p.- -.r- a~s.,st Of wcinan
h,H er-- bs~n rs.<>-sav. q iz-suf ant growth
Of hair.
The prevsii:ng notion ~ using c'ts-k
compounds TO stimulate sh- yro~ ,h NJ the
hair wheR il has ros. Z weak or ;h:n Is =
very he'd one. and 49, that is usually fatal
to TIA. after r,stors.i ,s,u at tine hair. In its
fnost cslc..e- state "a. han has becn
Hkened ~ delicate s!sss. add tte in
jury we iAEict L .on ]. l., injuriou, treat
merit h obvious. II u. however. but
rarely that the r,,>,t- or bulb. beneath the
skin Is entirely d,stro, al, even BY the
rz1st acn'. fevers or local diseases. al
t.ra.i for vars it may ar.s.ar. to all APP
', ttI-t''..-.. s-<.d. ana the y srt from which
i. esr-:.sai:y falls becomes bald and
polished.
scurf. o- ssn,!riE, which annoys so
s,sny ..r-r4s. Risy he Kept fron nc
Ell -.,..-...!E5 but ct, lot be entirely pre-
,--sd. n S:>s 81 Il heeIl attribuse led to
tn aba -st.n.ss ~ r. bu. this is not the
reas,n. in. krs care 1.-The brush.
which ~l,'d!i bs used freely. the best
f.l,--in. hing ill.,. wh:sh are not too
llri, yet are SUI: .1iontly 10 to reach the
I'm through the hair. When HE head
rsr.pirc~ freely the sandruH will become
..tnrHs-'i. s"4 luA-rui~s its%f from the
rain viii e.-ne OIL frs-!y % tie brush or
co.,h. The hair should always be
lr,sI,aI bcsose retiring 70 rest, and
fhoM.a I've hru.hei until the scalp be-
d, -,es quit" warm. when q s,s all quantity
- oil tcuc,Gnut oil Is considered bestl
sl,ou.d b we'll rLobcd into the roots Of
Ia" hair.
The hair. if weak. should be frequently
cut or '1-inmed. t merely tie ends in
tiscTiu.IIa.ely ~ 81 of, but weeded Of
weakly aud iitp. rished hairs as care
fully as good "a aener trims favorite
liant. This, Of c.ufse. Ia best performed
by hair dresser. who. if be be master
M his p,ofessiou, discovers at glance
what is needed. distinguishing easily the
healthy from tho sickly hairs, the latter
having dry. vithesed. OF burnt out ap-
pcaxanoe.
When tho hair has been allowed 10
grow 500 long the hair becomes split At
tho end into several divisions, showing
that 1t has grown beyond its strength.
The ends must then be clipped Of above
the split part, and the brush used vigor-
oeIsly. Under any circumstances the
hair should be trimmed once . month. II
only slightly, 70 promote the strength and
growth Of this IL st desirable addition 10
our natural beauty.
One Of the most unpleasant oonse-
quences of early neglect Of this branch Of
our toilet is the Telling off of the hair
We do not refer to loss Of hair consequent
upon age, for that is natural and can not
be called a disorder. Instances in which
the hair hns become thin In early life are
far fiom being UNCOMMON, and il neg.
leSted might terminate, with men espe-
etahy, in premature badness. This x.
eessire leos.ning Of the hair, however. il
far from being Is irrcperabfe Is is gener-
airy imagined and If proper treatment s
adopted the hair win grow afresh aud as
sune oil It's ori.inal viEor and strength.
11le head should be bathed daily in cols
water, into which little eau de cologn.
has been Poared. The scalp should ther
TX, bruri,.<i Until the scalp becomes rec.
.ad . warm glow tIsues. This simple
Treatment is recommended in ali cases
hcre tie h.ir has fallen of from fevers
or any l1otrac.ed illness.
Much Advantage win also be dsrives
from h- viug tine he..: occasionally sham
p s,ed. I-,tancus N. s,ht be cited in which
tie hair has beeN restored by this proc
ess, when badness had seemed newt
ahie All that is required to insure sue
cess in almost every case is persever-
zee AID strict attention to temperate
CIT.
Tie r"rAnity of the constant use of
coii wa:.r is important 1t is one of the
finest euslX::t ties known. and has this ad-
vantage, thst, ~hie it ir almost every
Instance improves the hair it can not posi-
lily Go tsny harm. If the danger of tax
ing cold be unprecedented, begin by using
t .,;i water, ard in few days, by havins
ths water gradually colder, it may be
Used quite cold by tho most delicate with,
r-::ect safety. Ind"1d, it inures ono to
to- cold and makes enc less delicate and
Eslic to ostarrh or other head colds. The
tsst mode Of application = to hold the
head over basin Of cold water and grad
usliy apply 1t to the head with the hands.
rabbis,g the skin trinkly with the finger
tips bry on . soft towel and thea
brush for 10 or Is minutes. With very
long hair, however,, this mode is little
imconrenient. 70 dampen . sponge in
cold wa.,.r and apply to the roots OF the
hair, rubbing the skin with the finger tips.
will Answer every purpose and allow Of
TIE !. r being dried easily, as it is the
root of the matter, as we'll as the hair, 1t
which we wish t. get. The invisoratins
.soces OF thH treatment very soon le-
oon,es appurent. The hair becomes glossy
s.i silky il, Il. t<.arance and its tendency
- cun str.- s;hepsd and i,npr0red.
Caskr III circumstances avoid nos
t-uas, ~. hes. or dyes, which. though
,."y n:ny apparently be of temporary
t-,n-ht. il. ,iic end viii ruin the finest
| al Of h..r snd often lead to neuralxia
Al bod isNsonins.