The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-04-25

dresser is not apt to be Impressed with
her charm of manner, for she is always
intensely in earnest as to the exact angie
at which she wishes her hair. and what
She wills she insists on having done.
I'VE never try to reason with red
haired woman as to what IS the prevail
ing style or what she should nave IN the
way of arrangement. She always knows
her own mind thoroughly and you cannot
"Other women, the brown haired and
the golden haired kind, will ask sugges-
lions, naturally, as to what IS the pre-
vailing style and will welcome sugSes-
lions as to any new fad that may be IN
vogue. -
it is fluffy and easily controlled. 1t ar
ranges itself and even in a rafnStorm II
never hangs straight.
Women are coloring their halr TO-DAY
more than they ever did before, but they
are not bleaching it. Every brown color
ing that is used has tinge of auburn IN
it and some women insist on having the
auburn predominant, for the reason that
this touch of red in the hair lights up the
skin and eyes prettily If 1T is not over
done.
Women who wish to have their hair
turned TO the actual reu shade are many,
but we do not encourage TINS Idea, Tor
the unnatural red mar Is extremely try
ing to most faces and except upon the
stage, under the calcium, 1t never can
pass as a natural growth.
The brown shades just touched with
red are on the contrary, very beautiful
and impossible to detect. Mrs. Potter,
Mrs. Langtry and others first made TINS
shade of hair fashionable Just at the time
when the gold bleached hair was losing
its novelty.
THE trouble in producing the color of
natural red is not in the hair itself, but
in the fact that with such hair the skin
is always transparent, the eye lasheS and
browS are an exact match, and even the
coloring matter of the eyes is peculiar to
this type.
I'VE do a great deal of theatrical work,
and 1 can tell you in confidence that in
half a dozen new theatrical ventures for
next season the leading woman has
chosen to have red hair.
There will be a rage for red haired he
roines next season, and no doubt there
will be many discoveries as to the pc
culiar temperament that goes with this
haired women are very fiery in temper
and very imperious, but it is also said
that they are the most constant of wo-
men, great flirtS, but not to such an eX-
tent as to endanger their husbands hap
pinesS.
Red haired women are of a very nerv-
GUS temperament and are not inclined to
grow fat: They are apt to be gifted In
some artistic way. but above all, to be
excellent managers. The head dominates
the heart to an extent that makes the red
haired woman mysterious to her admir-
ers. They never quite understand her.
Il am not giving these opinions as my
own, understand, but some time ago in
my study of coiffures l came upon a
chapter devoted to the red haired women
of history, and these were some of the
facts cited
THAT the type is growing rarer there
is no doubt. Just watch some day as you
travel about town in the streets or on
cars and you will notice not one red
haired woman in ten. You may see
plenty of dark hair with the auburn
tinge but | am speaking of the natural
red blonde with white skin. light brOws
and lashes above pale-blue, grayish,
sometimes greenish eyes.
There will be one year of red haired
heroines on the stage. and then the au-
diences will begin to show the red haired
woman in plenty. They will hardly es-
say the, bright red shades, but the au-
burn coloring in the brown hair will be
pronounced. and by degrees the color will
grow common.
Then the fashion will be dead and
women will go back to their own natural
colorings''