The morning times., 1896-04-26
AZ Adds New Grace to JuIiet's
Face-0nly Way to Keep
Locks Sweet i'm Salt Air.
Shiny Hair to Be All
the Rage, Too.

There is a health food lecturer. one who
claims TO have talked before her majesty
Victoria, Tow going around the country
telling how 10 make the hair bloom.
You can do it by my health focds,''
declares this smooth talking parsonage.
And then he, for it is a man, goes on to
explain how good living affects the hair
of a lower animal. He cites the case of the
street mongrel and the house dog, declaring
the difference is due not TO grooming, but
to proper feeding.
The hair of a woman who eats The right
things says this lecturer, 'has natural
shine. There is a bright gloss that is not
oilness, aud which is not removable by tht
application Of water. 1t is a golden hue
where the light touches tiff the hair be
highland luster where the sun glancei
over it if il be dark; and you do it al
By what you eat"
BY way of giving PRACTICABLE to his
recommendations the health focdist, drop
ping all his patented cereals, says eat fruit
and take exercise. This course, persisted
in for three months, will bring a crown OF
glory to the august head that will rival the
midsummer shine. The advice is given al
great length, butt this is what itamounts to-
eat frui { and take walks.
Bemhardt, who has really the most re-
markable personality OF any living woman
who is younger at fifty-fiye than she was
at thirty-five, will not exercise aud hates
rNft he in
mood for eating it. This wonderful woman
makes her hair glow winter and summer by
exposing it.
For several hours day that hair hangs
down her back with the air blowing
through it and the sun touching it, Her
theory is that wherever the hairpins touch
her hair il Will be dull and glossless.
In the morning Nine. Bernhardts locks
are scattered over her breakfast robe,
and caught back only by the narro west
OF ribbons that do not tie the hair, but
only conlIne ii. Not until dressing for
The theater is her hair done up and
this is for getting in and out OF her car
Tiage in street dress. In most OF Bern
hardrs plays the heroine wears unconfned
Jocks, and here again madame has a chance
90 carry out her theory and to show the
results OF it in the magnificent gloss of
her long locks.
Summer girls OF '96 are going 10 have
shiuy hair. The ''pyroxides'' VIII be con-
spicuous by the dullness of their coiffures,
for bieached hair never can, never will
shine. The shine OF the summer will be
natural one and will he seen upon all
shades OF hair, blond and brunette, me-
dunn and nondeScrpt.
The way The blond hair and the brunette
is made 10 shine is thus told by a hair
dresser who has u large patrona ge among
people whose one object in life is to fulfill
The highest aim Of Il woman's heart-the
getting OF beauty.
Il was Called" said this woman, mot
long ago 10 attend to the hair of a beau
dful young woman who had recently been
40 Europe and whose locks, naturally as
black as a blackbird's wing, were dull and
danky from the sea. When | lifted the
long tresses, was amazed, for had teen
grooming the young woman and knew how
tight and fine her hair had always been.
She assured me that il had been shampooed
as usual, yet there ii lay i'll matted lengths,
dull and rough in every hair.
Instead OF brushing, / famed II. Fol
three hours / stood and waved great
fan over that girls head with her maid
to spell me. until i had the satisfaction
OF getting il free from the salt of the
sea. Then l examined the hairs closely
and ] found each one was coated with a
brilliant substance that had been put or
10y foreign hairdresser to make the glow
now so popular in Paris. When I dis
covered this undid all my work by washing
the haid with kitchen soap, rinsing it an
hour and tanning it over again.
After 1t was perfectly dry seated my
lady In the sun with her hair down. and
protecting her face with a veil. l bade
her 20 TO sleep with the sun on her hair
when she awoke brushed her hair dressed
II, and had the satisfaction of seeing
some of the old shine come back.
This rule must be remembered in treat
Ing blOnds and brInettes. Blond hair car
De dried in the sun with benefit, for il
makes 1t paler and SINNER. but black hair
must be dried in the shade and summed
6fterward, or IL will be in streaks"
The hair of the summer girl is TO have
the fragrant scent dreamed of by the