New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-14

ping locks and partially dries them with few
T'Ammonia, the standby Of so many, is bad very
bad for the hair 1t dries II all up. do not care
cjalists Unless some strong cleansing prep
araton. like a solution OF bOrax and water. Is
be cleansed Of its dirt and dandruff by any pow
DER Anorner USES Est oy epo Te n o ne Wen
you could not remove CRIME and grease from any
not very logical TO expect to do it with yolr scalp
Now for tSe brisk Ten minute massage fol-
lowing in the wake of tonic that has been eager
~ sucked up by the pores Of the newly liberated
Any woman could do it for herself, If she chose,
one OF the ATTENDANTS is heard telling her Gus
toner only It would not be so enealai as she
oomd n 6e % % %ai hs sb 9Tn strength ana she
Il tell by your scalp that YOU are nervous,
chair before her "HoW? Why, because it is so
white. That shows you have a poor circulation
under the surface. Indigestion and dyspepsia
a woman who is having a blast Of warmed air
thrown upon the top of her head TO dry every speck
wailing her first gray hairs.
Haven't you got something to stop them
mirror discIoses the presence Of the obnoxious in
truders 1t is too dreadful to think they will spread
from her temples to her ponpadour!
from r 1S sryyh9g thaI VIII stop your RSr
replied the attendant. ANY one who could invent
is often due to an excess Of magnesia in the sys-
tenn and the absence OF iron II IS brought about
disposed to it by heredity In that case the gray
is very apt TO appear first under the pompadOur.
II the hair takes 10 turning steadily darker. it Is
very apt TO be the forerunner Of general CRAVING
of the whole head
But there are lots OF things worse than gray
hair, she added cheerfuy. for the encoura cement
OF the poor woman who was looking rather dis
Badness for instance"
There's question 1 should like TO ask you
a peachy young thing was saying. as the woman
rating the hair into tiny divisions and brushing
each with smart, firm downward stroke OF the
brush before she passed to the next.
Some have nice looking heads
and yet each individual hair appears to stand
distinct and clear from the others The effect Is
something lndeseribaby elegant and well groomed.
How do they manage it?'
by continued care OF the hair chiefly brushing
The royal road TO we'll grOomed head lies by way
or the hairbrush. II every woman would con-
sclentlousiy 90 Tor herself every night what I am
now doing FOR YOU we hair doctors would be driven
hair down all the outside with your brush
itself
twenty-five strokes on one side before Won get
INTO bed, twenty-five the other then turn over
your hair and brush fifty times up from your neck
ana ears. That will round out your neck and
cover up your collar bones. too. II the scalp gets
tender, slow down. Brush every night SHAMPOO
every i've or six weeks-not oftener-and YOUR head
ought 20 look well grOomed Once every six months
nave IL clipped or slnged. We clip when the moon
vire, you know II you cut IL. II beeds The object
IN smuggling is TO prevent II from bleeding and losing
us vitahty But x you clip when the moon Is new
II does not bleed"
What funny superstitionr' exclaimed thu Girl
And as old as it's funny" replied the Ynasseuse
preparing TO SINCE the tips her patrons auburn
hair ttor the moon was the fuD
Ana mat was all she could or would say about It