The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1896-11-12
CARE OF TIE HAIR.
A Course of Treatment That May Give
Beneficial Results.

Beneficial Results.
II is not necessarily = sign OF in
cipient badness or premature age " hen
woman's hair. in the spring of TIL
year, begins To fall out with amazing
rapidity. This is an alarming mani
festation, but one is moulting. changing
the heavy winter suit for lighter
spring covering. and the quantity aud
quality of the new growth depend yer,
much on the discreet and careful treat
ment given ones head a this critical
iuncture. Deiuging with more or less
trustworthy tonics and panielly trips to
the hair specialist are not of SO much
avail rs simple home remedies. and all
along in these days. when the sap is
rising in the trees. sensible women clip
their tres>es once neVery 10 days. They
merely trim the edges, with a pair of
very sharp scissors. dId then slnge the
raw ends over candle flame This has
exactly the same effect as pruning "a
hedge II forces fuller growth on the
scalp.
.Another word TO the wise. In the
spring wash your hair at least once
every fortnight and don't wash il before
going to bed, for hair must dry rapidly
and IN the light II is not only healthy
10 shampoo the head frequently. but
az this time of the year nothing SO stim-
ulates The sproutine strands.
Wash Your head in warm bath and
use either CASTLE OF sulphur soap. Ii
yoe don't care 10 use soap. the next
most cleansing prooess-and invigorat-
ing, too-is To beat the yollt of an egg
and pour il over the dry scalp. With
your tinger tips rub this in. and then
plunge Your head and tresses into the
basin oi tepid fluid. dashed with one
teasPoniul Of cloudy ammonia or bo-
raN. Directly the water grows discol-
ured, IA fresh bath must be drawn and a
basin OF the clean fluid used. until tue
last one is quite cold and the scalp il
quite free Of sticky egg or soap suds
After wringing out the bulk of hair n
couple Of big Turkish towels, if used hot
from hanging before a ire viii all bin
completely dry the head
Hair washed IN ammonia, borax, or
shiny from the effect of ihe egg, IS apt 10
hun and fnz< as though every strand
had been separately through hoi tones.
To allay This little cocoa oil or any
| pure grease ought ia be rubbed into the
scalp and n vigorous brushing Pot in
train Excessive dryness is indeed a
! pecnliarity Of many American women 8
hair, the result of our climate and
rather seeond-clASs digesiions, and "a
correct this a steady cocoa oil or greasr
treatment ought 10 he kept up for twu
on three months al time applying !.
very little OF the emolhent once in s.N oi
seven days and brushing il ont in the
| length of hair
It is absolutely only by regular matu
tinal grooming that dandrutf can l.,
kept down and that the gloss and coloi
OF hair is retained after the vital iuices
of early youth are ceas.ng 10 flow Il
requires two brushes to do this bust
ness we'll: one meant only Tor the scalp
and this one must be rubber affair
Ii is a new invention the rubber brush
Back, handle and bristles are all OF rub
her, pliable indeed. but sternly aggrts 5
sive, for the pristles get right down t,
first principles and stir the dandrui
from its hitherto inaccessible strong
holds Moreover, the rubber brush j
delightfully."- clean, for after USE ever.
morning il can be- washed under Ia
faucet and laid white and dry back o
the dressing table = The second brus
ought to be- a conventional long
handled stout briStled affair 10 use ia
stroliin" the length oi hair, where ia
rubber one will Eol % and whcrc IN
daily accumulation of dust, lint, STRAW
and thread is matter shocking an
astonishing 10 dainty woman.
What with this careful brushing an
washing anyone's spring crop of ha
can he induced to come forth in unusu,
Iuxuriance and beauty of quality, bl
for the women who have long Ignore
the simple cleanly precautions for pr
serving their hair and are in danger
having soon to thatch their crowns wit
borrowed tresses, more rigid course
treatment must be followed. CT
skimpy, fading, splitting hair once
week and every morning fill e bas
with clear cold water and treat the he'
TO plunge bath. Dry out quickly al
: brush in little oil, ever 50 little, n
more than couple of drops per NOR
ing. Provided the oil is pure any SC
l. will do, and for as many hours as p'
g sible wear the hair hanging loose
L very lightly done up with tueki
Z combs.-Detroit Free Press.