The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1904-01-16

But this objection is banished by the false piece
which comes in the form Of beautiful double coil
This coil. which is secured to a large pin, is fas
tened to the back of the head aud, if well made, is
so compact that it does not get out of shape.
"A large coil be used by the woman who
has a large head and fat neck, while the smaller
woman will be contented with long, marrow coil
which lengthens her neck and makes har look taller
80 adjust the couture is not difficult. The
hair is divided off the sides and in the front is
drawn back and tied oil the crown of the head with
string. An elastic Is not 50 good, as it tears the
hair.
A false pompadour, so good that it cannot lie
detected is put on, and the side hair is brought
up over it and fastened to the crown of the mead.
The hair is twisted on the back of the head
in big figure s And when this. is completed
double coil is fastened TO the back in such a way
that it will hang down over the neck making
pretty ornament.
The woman who is plain of face will be won
derfully benefited by this arrangement of hair and
she who is not pretty at all viii surely be more at
tractive if she will do up her hair i'll just this
ner.
IF [ were woman l would never rest until
had found becoming way to dress my hair.
would experiment with it until had Just the thing.
The tiny-faced with a small and classic head
may look well with her hair drawn up the top
and twisted into coil but for most women this
style is trying
'The Psyche at the back of the neck is still more
trying. And the fiat figure laid close TO the head
looks good on none but a debutante with fresh
young face. The fat braid at the back is also try
ing and are all the forms of hair dressing which
bring the face out sharply into prominence without
softening the features.
Once upon time there was a woman with a
Wilhemina face. 1t was so round that 1t looked
square, and so square that it looked like moon
The rounder it looked the squarer 1t got and the
squarer it became the prominent did the cheek
bones grow and the smaller did the eyes become.
The face was Dutch, yet it had certain youthful
look which the Dutch faces have, and which they
carry into middle life.
This woman was the type for the low and large
coif the coif of 1904; and when it had been adj
iusted upon her head so that it hung down at the
back of her neck she was q woman transformed.
Those whe are short and tinfaced, the petite type
of women, should supplement this with many
harpin curls as they can afford. And there
women of high forehead who look well with the
artificial pompadour brought down at one side, to
make drapery Just over one eyebrow. 10 get this
exactly right pull down the pompadour until it
makes a beautiful hair loop rlght-oyer the eye
brow.
But there are other things to remember beside
the matter Of dressing the hair becomingly, and
among these things can be enumerated the follow
ing:
Don't let the hair get heavy and oily.
Don't let it get dry and brittle
Keep it free from dust
Learn how to make your hair shine.
IF it is light hair or brown hair treat it until
you make it bloom. -
Don't burn off your hair with the tongs, but
use hairpin curls. And don't try to put up be-
coming couture unless you have at hand an ar
Back.
If you hair is thin you can arrange it
becomingly than though it were heavy. But the
woman with heavy hair need not despair. She can
arrange nicely if she tries But Sue will do bet
ter to tie tightly to her head and adjust false coil
or two Otherwise she must go to the endless trou
bic of waving and curling every day,
The part is coming back, so they say. Well, it
is not always becoming but it is sure to look dig
nifed and distinguished, and woman can be thank
full for those two qualities