New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-26
NEW COUTURE STYLES.
Their Seeming Simplicity Means a Lot of
Work-Well Groomed Hair.

Women have been years IN building it-this tower
ing erection known as the pompadour-and now its
cornerstone. fashion, has been removed anc the
whole proud structure is lettering.
In its place is the old fashioned severe part.
which IS var1ously called the Madonna style, th4
Cleo Dc AIerode and the Evangel-ne. Not that
these four styles are identica-they all vary in de-
tail-but al show The hair straight, parted IN the
middle half hiding the ears. and dressed low.
The Merode style keeps the hair close 10 the
head without ripple or pun. with small TWIST
very low on the neck. To look Ike The ola en-
craving In Longfcllow's poem. "Evangeline,' the
hair IS pufed over the ears. entirely hiding them,
and is twisted IN a fat knot Al the back Of the
head II is q style seen often r old dasuerreo-
types.
To be distinctively Madonna IN effect the hair Is
taken back in a soft roll at either side and worr
low at the neck. is pulled little az the sides but
is plain ia effect and prettiest for a girl with a
low forehead
take ones hair back from the forehead without a
mart but il must be allowed 20 Die soft about the
head. where Il really belongs, no more upholstery
over the forehead. Il one wants 20 he smart
Il is the fashion 20 take lot 81 trouble with the
hair To groom il perfectly wash il twice month,
brush IL every night. massage IL when II is Dry
and never again To touch IT with not ron. bot
the dressing Of it must have "a simple effect
The girl whose hair looks untidy + as out OK
fashion as the girl whose couture looks like
l,srgafn in wigs. Neither Bohemia nor a London
haird-esser may guide you in doing your hair; II
Pie Yet with every hair in place and So neatly iy
DONE M that stays in place. j. IS really pest
described by that old expression. 'aFtfui artess-
ness" II looks lnGenue ana yst can o'-'9 "' az
~orrrlfslfaG lv q lot Of and work.
n IS inuossihe 70 have the hair glossy ana heNl-
r1a unless IL is healthy. and one cannot nave IL
heaIthv without Bcrupulous cleanliness Wen
prepared -hampoOing liquid j. mNcn better tiiil
cleansing with egg. II ~ easy 10 make il ior
au.s self ar almost expense shave il4i Il oar
white G-1e-lr. quart OF nor ram
water add a hcsplug teaspoonful Of powdered ooraN
ana a mint Of bav rum. This VIII not only cleanse
tie scalp but remove the tancruff ana make me
-.g clos
Ate The hair is quite dry rub in a very little OH
or cold cream at the roots al. ,
The hair is often dry and lifeiesg after II IS
washed and needs a harmless tonic. Inc best plan
IS f0 make one Put two rcaspopniuls e1cn q"
castor I'll and syccrine !n four ounce bottle and
enough alcohol to ont the oii. shake n"LI WI
missed THIS preparation is intended FOR oily hair
II is important 20 comb ana stI-. il' lHaI ID me
direction II grows, instead Or AGAINST rs Rt4"il..
T-sa combs Of bore or shell that go not sHlli or
grow ragged. any rough surface easily INJURIES
tie scalp a. .--t-.-
or tr. hair and II it IS regularly and properly
l-rrer.g ana dressed in a becoming. prevailing
mode "A girl has done much 70 NUKE herself lgEe'3;
to keen her youth and TO build Up a qnaIty OK
ra~-naaent charm.