The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-06-26

are appropriate, OF any kind of dark metal
or material. Dun gold is good
On blonde hair there may be silver, pale
amber and other light materials or metal
goods; but it is never well 20 employ TOO
great a contrast
Ribbons are somewhat worn in the hair,
but even those are crowded out by the
combs, which take the place of everything
else.
1t is absolutely essential to have the
hair entirely waved This can be done al
ter it is tied better than before After the
back hair is done up in a twist at the
crown of the head wave the sides all over
so as to correspond with the front. The
back is treated in the same way if the
nair is high.
Thrust the tongs reckIessly into the hair
give the handle turn here and there, until
there is a deep wave.
Women who have short hair and who
want to be right In the fashion, can tie It
at the back of the head and pin a chguon
en-. Chignons are very much in fashion
| They come IN all shapes, of every size,
and every style of head may be suited 1t
is no disgrace to wear a chignon and the
old impression which prevailed about it IS
gone. Many women who have head trouble
do not want to bear the weight of so much
hair and so wear the chignon instead. It
is adjusted at the back of the head very
easily and is worn low in the nape of the
neck. In fact 1t is the one that George
Washington admired. il Is he who gave
il vogue. II always makes woman look
more youthful to wear her hair low in the
neck, and the low chignon certainly mas
the youthful appearance which is much 10
be admired.
The fad for shampoong the hair very
often is utterly out of keeping with lne
new hair dressing. Hair after il has DeeI
shampooed. is very unmanageable anu
sticks out in every direction. II positively
refuses 10 be associated with hair pins
1t is better to shampoo the hair once III
four weeks and brush it more, than u
treat. it once every week.
The best shampoo is hard soap obtalneu
from the Kitchen. and warm water. IHl3
removes the grease and the dirt anu
cleanses 1t. The most important pa \
comes in the rinsing, which can hardy ~
carried to the extreme. In the hair dress
ers shop you win remember they ,uln
loose a faucet upon your Bonded head u
use a spray, until it IS freed from all SOAP
and dirt.
Shampooing at home is a difficult process,
but II when it comes to the rinsins !Ot
bend your head over the bath tub ana se
some friendly hand to turn on the fau.s
you can perform a home shampoo very suy
cessfully Let the hair dry until 1t j. m
dry as a bone, otherwise il viii sufH
f.t III
then do it up the best you can unA a n
tie natural grease accumuiates in IT, Nan
people use a little vaseline on the nan
restore some Of the natural grease WIZ
has been taken from il. The VaseuHe
rubbed into the roots and not into inc u1
and only the smallest bit is needed
as small as pea is sufficient Tor Inc
tire hair. IN
An egg shampoo is sonnet hing OF WIZ
every woman has heard, but few hpo"
efficacy. Tile yoik Of an egg is wei neat
after which 1t is rubbed into the rV''
the hair and gradually worked uh'H III
whole head is covered with il. Ihe1
fore the egg is washed out soap Us iu9
iuto the hair and the whole is NIKE. ,a
together until lather is formed
water is poured through the mar ,Ir
comes water little cooler and ilh""5
dash of cold water until The hair IS aI
mated TO the winds. This makes al
successful shampoo. Helen wa"