The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-08-22
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STvF CARE OF TIE hA1K
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A@ilo, -,or is The EST time in the world
sun .hs rn,tlre O.. The hair. But, alas,
y tba period during which the hair
sun ~ hands of a person who under
5-'b,v to take care of the hair the
SUI bs STRENGTHENED in the SUM
Iools - and the hair made bright and
Nsl NJ. lis growth can be greatly in
mr. and wonders can be done IN
llso.a,. If restoring its color and maxi
ing 5. y me the hair in salt water is not
2s Cor II salt water is apt to turn
~ b5ir all colors; it is apt to dry II
W. +be waves are apt TO tear it, and
Cu.' instant wetting cannot be bene-
saioI 10 The roots. A cap should al
Tgys be worn.
5rt a the water gets in under ones
~ here is only one thing to be done,
-. .s mai is to wash it out. After
.r,ereine from the water the hair
eso,i5 he thoroughly shampooed with
I'm water. and the water should run
.t.r,rob If until the head is free from
srery particle of salt.
II should then be dried, and for this
.bsrs is nothing better than to sit upon
tbo sand with the sun beating down
mon the head. If the head cannot
stard This then there can be a slight
.,,,arinr placed over the head. or
1arasol can be lifted while the air plays
through the hair.
Those who do not go sea bathing, but
vbo srend the summer inland. can
greatly assist in the culture of the hair
bv three methods: Stunning it, airing
#. and the soft water shampoo.
Rain water softens the hair and
makes il silky at the same time, Caus-
lng its roots to give forth the natural
of. Hair that is beginning to get gray
can often be made 10 grow dark again
BY the simple expedient of washing il
IN rain water and drying it in the air.
Prematurely gray hair almost always
aflcts those who have DRY hair. Peo-
rle who have trouble with the scalp
are among the gray hair ones. and hair
that falls out freely usually ends by
getting gray early in its career.
To & the hair in the open air may
require some little preparation. There
IS supple eXpedient of pulling the
hair up through the top Of an old straw
hat in which there is a hole big enough
10 accommodate the hair Thus. with a
hat upon her head and her hair pulled
out through the top of the hat. the
sumner girl can sit by her window
and read while her hair works out its
own salvation flying in the breezes.
Still another method is that of drying
the hair over a pole. This is advised
BIZ the hair culturists. A stick Or cane
is held in the hand and the hair is
spread over il. This lifts it from the
head and lets the wind blow through it.
The hair should be kept free from
split ends, and TO do this requires a
little singing now and then. To SINCE /
iae hair take a little strand of the hair
and roll 1t. Then run up and down the
strand with the finger tips to loosen |
me ends Now take a lighted taper
ana 60 up and down the strand until (
mere is not loose end in sight, and |
iL the split ends are burned off. 1t is |
quick work and must be done by |
'meone who understands it. You can /
loJ SINCE your hair yourself
De culture Of the hair embraces the /
oIoring Of the hair. BY coloring the /
ar Is not meant the dyeing Of the 1
ai'. but the preservation of Us natural /
one
II hair is really gray. nothing will |
eS'ore It except hair dye. and the /
leStlon OF the use of hair dye is one 4
nat must be decided by each woman f.
9f herself. Hair culture will not .
mango gray hair back TO black hair.
ll it may arrest the further grazing (
the roots.
Inc hair culturists advise that long
sI snail be let down as often as pos
o3. Do not brush it for fear OF
IeakiHs j.. And in combing it use
,s comp gently, beginning at the ends
me ha'r 20 take out the tangles.
Vho gently from the ends first and
..,,.asi9naI'y shake the hair. This viii
.ee OUT The snarIs better than comb
~ Newport it is no unusual thing for
= women 10 wear the hair braided
wv. ,hF back until noon Of course.
'sl 10 no; 20 to dive. nor do they
~. callers nor appear in public.
w Tor the hoIdoir or Sor ones own
a1za there is no improperly in let
-E me hair fan down the back in
= s' as .lntt..tt is time to put it up for
Inc ae6r'aHtes are carrying it fur
y. ''aa the matrons. in that they
pea ny morning with their long
.. anus trailing behind them. This is
-'' r4remonious wear. by any
II si.s. ohi If is all right for luncheons
- .. 'rmal morning affairs. ami
- .' '' those fais which are pretty
ny -'ea.o as we'll The hair grows
~. lo 00lor and stronger in the
,,,s h'e the tired head gets a rest
~ s.7 Tie strings. side combs and
5- .S Hair that falls out should
ga. 1850 twice daily. In the daytime I
n al. II. 'e worn low. in the fashionable
81. n. The back Of the neck. and at
r,.,-, ran ao twisted high. The hair
stu .Iy' benefited by the change Of
I mon. and sometimes this simple
:. "'a check the hair from falling