The Savannah morning news., 1901-05-05
Mems Kid OXfOrdS,
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through the length of tress and over the
scalp. No pulling or wrnging or violent
scalp friction must result. With soft old
linen the hair can be sopped almost dry
and then allowed to become perfectly SO
by normal evaporation without the as
sistance of artificial heat. This process
is followed to avoid tangling, and then
breaking the hair IN pulling it apart. A
broken hair means a bleeding hair,
hair that is apt 10 let great deal of it's
coIoring fluid escape.
For a carefully treated head no scis-
sor is ever to be used in clipping and
regulating the length. A taper must be
skilfully employed TO cauterize the ends
and cut away the split and broken
strands. If there is dandruff on the scalp
is exposed by making many partiugs. and.
with long, narrow and very soft white
brush. the white scurf Is disiodged. When
the scurf Is of the Objectionable soft yell
low quality brush shaped like a white
washers broom is used, and Il is dipped
frequently into special qunine prepar-
alton until the whole scalp is painted over
with the cleansing liquid
Restoring the Lost Pigment.
As soon as the scalp shows white and
clean following the hair bath a hair re-
storer is applied, and this restorer the
club owns and brags of as their most
dark and agreeably odoroUs liquid-the
chief INGREDIENT of which is the juice
OF herb that grows in tropical
America, and which, among the Indian
women Of the southern tribes. has been
known since long before the times OF
De Soto, Cortez and Balboa as a pure
and perfect tonic for the hair The
Aztec Processes undoubtedly used It.
and its value lies i'm the fact that I'm one
col Il. tAf 4 ara he al At oil htfk
excites and increases the flow of the
scalp's own coioring matter
A bunch Of gray hairs dipped I'm bot
tie OF this liquid or even allowed to lie
for hours In IL, viii come out as white as
they went In, but II the liquid is gently
rubbed with a little channels covered
sponge into the scalp there comes over the
gray hair In two or three days a faint yell
low tone. This is followed by an ever
deepening color, until after two weeks use
not one gray hair Is to be seen. The locks
become a bright. agreeable brown. shining
and vigorous, deeper or paler, in accord
ance with the original shade that once
prevailed.
The gray hair club call this their elixir.
and they unite TO pay the salary OF an
efficient coiffeur. who makes fortpightly
rounds among the club members. washing.
brushing. applying tonic and giving cleo
trlcity where Il Is needed Sometimes she
applies the current at the back Of the
neck of the reclining patient. Sometimes
the electricity is blown into the loosened
hair, and sometimes II takes the form of
scalp massage done with a tiny brush
The club holds that until woman comes
10 forty years or more a woman does not
indeed make q mistake TO let her hair
turn. She must not, however, pun out
the gray stands as they come. nor use
the pernicious peroxides that are offered
as a mere external, but vulgar and obvious
veil for her lnhrmity. She should join the
gray hair club. defy time and misfortune
and remain brown or gold OF hair until
her wrinkles demand the frosts OF age TO
lend them dignity. Fanny Enders.