The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-22

known 10 the barber. IL takes man with
the courage OF his countenance TO wear
smooth face. once settled upon the sty|s
OF his gaisker. however, the average mal
Beidom changes = ~
This IS where the woman has the advant~
nge OF him, because she can change the
arrangement OF her hair every time she
"does" it. There n her morning knot az
the back Oh her neck, the chic afternoon
twist, and the elaborate evening couture,
subject to as many variations az beg gowns
This alters ere shape o, her head and only
affects her face by the force or contrast.
II is the arrangement or the hair about
the forehead and temples and around the
ears that changes the shape Of DE face.
This does not mean the mere clipping or
curling Of a bang. To really affect the
shape OF ones face. the hair must be built
out around Il in places. and smoothed DOWN
In others. The japanese women recognize
this fact. and because they admire small
faces in women they roll tho hair IN large
puns all around the forehead and temples
TO make the face appear smaller. In reFo-
Iutionary times, when II was fashionable
&c powder the hair or % wear > paGy white
wig those rolls around the face were very
common.
This fashion Is corning In agaia. Indeed,
rolls and purfs are the keynote 81 al new
styles In hair dressing 1t therefore be-
hooves the woman who does nor understand
the mysteries Of the pun 20 fafhom them as
soon az possible A hair dresser te not g.
ways az hand. and even II she Is. the aver
age woman cannot afford 20 spend her
money that way. It IS A very sipp.s art
20 learn 20 dress ones hair neatly, but 10
arrange IL artisdcally requires the study of
ones ''points"
It IS inexcusable IN a woman 10 neglect
her hair Mrs. Elizabeth Cady staston.
who r. IN her Slst year. arranges hez bair
49, Ia Al r..
miiar to all who know her. rs punctll-
iousiy as a deuutante preparing FOR her
frat bai.
one can acquire great facility in hair
dressing by a little practice. II is eaGer
20 pun hair that is comparatively short
than the long tresses thai hang below tha
waist. bat II the hair 81 properly prepared
4. viii roll INTO = pun, no matter what It's
length may 10
To begin with. TO colffure can Re well
arranged unless the hair is first securely
ted IN place Sometimes e is tied high,
sometimes low. according 20 the style that
Is wanted. After that ,he hair may ne d.
viaod into "a many parts as necessary.
very pretty arrangement Or thick
hair IA Done IN IRIS way: Tie the hair Sc
curely about hais way from thc ne1k 20 the.
crown ~ the head. Then take a strand
al the top about equal 20 oae-four;h OF
the hair. t'e Knot Ia the end and roll
(, up. making a horizontal puff. Then
twist the remainder or TIE hair into an
equine knot. and the couture Is arranged
Add jewel comb and the effect is very
pretty. \ more elaborate stv{e can - OBJ
tanned bv adding more puffs.
Some women have great diflcultY in roll
ing The hair inte thc glossy cylinders Those
who Nnf Il Impossible. get over the difficult
" hv ro'li9r the hair on KID curriers' This
makes good. secure VuTs. Ant they look
very SIN. and are uo, nearly ~ pretty as
the soft rolls tar are made by Joo9'ng ~
hair over the TWO forcn1ESrs and then