The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-01-16
THE DROOp1Nc POMpADoUn.

have time for the cold curlers-and al. ways find time for them. To be sure. there is no beauty in 8 woman whose head has taken on a porcupIne outline with dozen curlers: but 1t IS infinitely better to disfgure yourself this way at night than to sap the natural moisture Of the hair by the use of hot irons Dam- pen the hair very slightly at night, wave It over one of the devices that are to be had at any notion counter. and let time do the work of heat. If you have trouble with keering the curl in the hair, mois- ten 1t. when you dress. with water in which quince seeds have been boiled, or solution of three ounces of powdered gum arabic in a half pint of rose water. If your hair has any tendency to curl naturally, encourage 1t to do it's own | curling and discard all artificial means Even slight natural wave is more beau- | tiful in pofnpadour than any amount of the manufactured article. In fact this | modern hair dressing shows tile natural | wave to wonderful advantage. Happy the l woman who can pull a coduettish little curl of natures making down upon her | forehead below the high pun.
 | tiny fun of these short curls is the | saving grace of many a pompadour A high forehead can sometimes wear a high puff. if the little curls be brought down to hide the great expanse of brainy l brow. It might as well be accepted as one of the tragedies of woman that she has to make a business of hiding super. fiuous brains wherever they are inclined 10 make themselves seen. If few SIm. | pie and fetching little curls will do it. then cultivate the curl6.
 | They should be worn only when the pompadour is wavy one, for there is something absurd about the effect of per. fectly straight hair in the ponpadoui and curls below 1t. If they have to be artificial kinks, then be at least consist ent about them and give as good an i'm itation of curly hair all over as you can
 The dropping pompadour. falling fal over the forehead, is artistic and becom
 ing to long face or high forehead. It II
 softer, less severely classical than tho
 other. In spite of the predoninance o
 the narrow, high outline. women whC
 have billowing hair continue to wear il
 dropping almost over the eyes If yor
 have an abundance of hair you can bullC
 1t up to the popular height and save some
 to droop besides. Most faces are prettIcl
 for a part in this low hair, either or
 one side or in the middle. The wide fac,
 has always taken kindly to the narrowing
 effect of the middle part. and even the
 conventional pompadour can be brushed
 into this outline.
 | "A SS0itOP 10 SLi III ldNoTs II
 Is dashing touch and makes a pompa.
 dour possible to anyone. The lines oi lyour individual face must determine where
 this is to be placed. It is usually on one
 side; now and then a narrow face is in.
 proved by having the dip of hair whe.
 the little girls curl was, right in the mid.
 de of the forehead. Another thing to be
 considered is the outline of the hat If ii
 tits to one side, the hair should follow it's
 llne. which is usually down on the right and up on the left
 To keep the hair fluffy. as the style de- mands, you may wash the front locks ey-
 ny other week with castle soap and fan
 hem dry. If your hair is oily. massa ge with alcohol three times a week. Tie other four days you may massage with cold water and dry in the sun So the hair will be kept dry as is healthy. with