The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-09

j, 1t Is quick work, and must be done hV SOM
one who understands II. You cannot sine,
your hair yourself.
The culture Of the hair embraces the col
ortng of the hair. BY coloring tho hair II
not meant the dyeing Of the hair. but rattle,
the preservation OF its natural tone
RESTORING GRAY HAIR
If hair 10 really gray, nothing will restore
| 1t except hair dye and the question of the
use OF hair dye Is one that must be decided
ny each woman for herself. Hair culture
VIII not change gray hair back to black
mar. but 1t may arrest the further grayins
| Of the roots. :
What hair culture does do Is to preserve
the natural tones Of the hair It briRhtens
| the nair and makes It bloom. It greatly
| enhances the brilliancy of the hair and
| makes 1t shine.
| a pronounced example Of the benefits of
mar culture was seen In the case of n Young
woman whose hair was dull color. Though
blond. 1t was by no means golden. Inf
rather drabbish tone. It was NOT uslv.
guy II was by no means attractive. 1t was
very dry hair and inclined to nv. Though
NOT curly. 1t had what is called a ''kink'
nho would have been pretty IL the color had
been little brighter WV. """
nstr .,,,s: TINS young woman consulted 4
"a. euL.ut1st and was told to "treat.' the
foots OF her hair. She saeed +hs.n
nlenuy with her fingers dipped In an oiiv
Tonic ana In few days her hair BEGAN to
SHINE or to bloom. She used hut = DIV
Q. the tonic. just enough to keep the tins
OF .. Inc 1i myers moistened. but this little bit
VI VII 30 nvigorated the roots that thew
grew strong and sent forth a natura1 iii
Wnich iuprlcated the hair and supplied II
Win OH right down to its very ends
ne mars are generally supposed 70 be
n az, tubes. through which the natural
bnir rJ hsea II the oil supply is shut of the
insa, oeSomes dry and brittle. 1t breaks,
comfortable to the head. AVA
The hair culturists advise tint law h,,-
Shall De let down often as possible M
NOT brush 1t for fear of breaking it. And
IN combing 1t use the comb very gently
oesinhing at the ends OF the hair to take
out the tangles. Comb gently from tho
ends first and occasionally shake tbe b.ir
This Will take out the snarls better thai
combing 1t. ""
II one goes in sea bathing without a can
1t Is best to braid the hair in two strands
indeed. the practice OF braiding the hair
Is very good one and IL one that is
growing in favor.
AT Newport 1t IL no unusual thing for the
women to wear the hair braided down the
back until noon. OF course they do not 20
TO drtVe. nor do they receive callers nor
appear In public. But for the boulder or
Tor ones own piazza there is no impro-
priety IN letting the hair fall down the back
in braids until 1t is time to nut II nm for
the day.
The wearing Of the hair in braids is a fad
wnich has struck not only Newport, but the
other fashionable resorts and the debut
tantes are carrying 1t further than the ma
irons In that they appear Of a morning
with their long strands trailing behind
them. This u not for ceremonious wear by
any means, but 1t Is all right for lunch
cons and for informal morning affairs. and
1t Is one Of those fads which are pretty and
hygienic as well. The hair grows better in
color and stronger in the roots, while the
tired head gets a rest from the tie strings,
side combs and hairpins. Heir that falls
out should be dressed twice daily. In tho
daytime 1t can b worn low. n tie fash