The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-05-31
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wRfTTMN FOR THE SUNDAY REPUBLIC.
~HERE Is 1ust one way to be pretty
in the summer time.
~ II you have not learned 1t. then
your chances for beauty are spoiled.
But. II you have mastered 1t. you
can be pretty forever as long as tho
RUNNER breezes blow or the hot winds lap
the shore.
A every summer woman knows, the hot
air Of summer is death to curls and to any
pretty arrangement of the hair.
And without pretty hair. 1t is impossible
70 be pretty in the summer time.
But, II you will study the latter day meth
DDS. you will find that you can have pretty
hair. and that beauty in the hot days Of
July and August is within your reach.
But It will cost you something, for tho
penalty is a deal Of time spent.
A lot OF hard work and the assistance Of
q capable friend who is Just as good as
yourself in the matter of experience. =
For 1t takes not only knowledge but exper-
fence to keep the hair nice in the summer
time.
For at this time Of year every little wind
brings its humidity with It, and with every
slight exertion there comes perspiration.
and with moisture the hair comes out OF
curl and grows lank and dull and danky.
TRESSES ARE NEGLECTED.
Girls who 90 to the seashore usually
make up their minds to look like fnghts
all summer.
They boldly brush the hair back, and
from June until September they wear that
severely plain aspect which one associates
with old-fashioned Puritan maids and with
the pioneer women's rights woman in the
days when they were both too busy to caro-
how they looked.
In the mountains. II Is almost as bad, for
there are heavy dews' when the hair hangs
wet around the face.
And in the country It Is q thousand times
worse. for every air OF heaven, and every
amusement Of earth seem calculated to re-
duce the hair to a state that can best be
called ~"tstringy."
Yet, II you will take notice Of the per
sons about you IN the summer time. you
will see that. while some have straight, un-
attractive looking hair. others are prettily
coiffured.
obvious.
Where one understands the magic art OF
being pretty in the summer time the other
one does not, and the results are apparent
to the naked eye.
STUDY THE STAGE WOMAN.
The women who best understand looking
pretty under all conditions Of climate are
actresses, for 1t is their business to look
nice. and. unless they succeed in being at
tractive, they lose their hold on the public.
II you meet an actress at a popular resort
you will notice at once that her skin Is fine
and smooth, and her hair arranged in
waves.
II the front is: curled. It is as prettily ar
ranged in summer as in the winter time;
and in no way would you believe her to be
the victim OF the heat and the wet which
attacks other people.
And the reason Is obvious,
The actress who makes q life study OF
looking nice Is the one who understands the
art Of dressing her hair and keeping It
dressed all the year round.
It Is one of her most precious secrets
this keeping the couture IN good order
when others are struggling with struggling
locks and wrestling with the problem Of
side waves and forehead curls.
Naturally curly hair needs no Lesson, for
its owner has only to keep the hair in q
shining state.
But the hair that II not naturally curly
must b treated ia many ways.
And the most important Of these secrets
n 10 keep the hair free from.an over
accumulation Of the natural oils.
TENDENCY TO STING.
Dart hair = ths hair that usually gsts