The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1904-09-10
health IND Beauty
When Should Girls Wear Veils7


When Should Girls Wear Wells?
At what age should girl begin to
wear a veil? There is as much diff
ference of opinion on this point, 1t
seems, as on that other vital question,
when should girl put her hair up?"
Men seem as much to regret the DON
ming of veil by girl as they do the
putting up of hair. Whether it is be-
cause it stamps the wearer as coming
to womanly dignities, or because it
hides something Of a pretty face, there
is no knowing; but most probably it
is for the latter reason. But there are
many uses to a veil. 1t is now and
then recommended for weak eyes; it is
excellent as slight respirator for girls
with delicate chests; it keeps the skin
from chapping in rough weather; and,
be it said, it really does in nine cases
out of ten enchance the beauty 1t half
conceals. A girl may wear a veil when
she puts up her hair. The one fixes
the date for the other. A girl with her
heir down her back, and wearing a
veil, looks rather absurd, except in
most exceptional cases.
The Eyebrows.
To every fifty women who worry
themselves over their hair, there is
only about one who gives a second
only when she notices how scanty and
poor they are becoming that she be-
gins to wonder at the change in her
I appearance.
Very few people have perfect eye
brows; some are too thick, Others the
reverse; while the brows Of many meet
| over the bridge Of the nose, giving an
| expression far from pleasing. Some
| eyebrows have a way Of terminating
abruptly, instead at tapering off, and
| this Is by no menas attractive, as 1t
imparts look Of hardness to an other
wise pleasant face, and is not kind to
the owner.
A great deal may be done to i'm
prove the eyebrows. In the first place
they can be made smooth and fine by
the daily use of a tiny brush. and also
fine small comb.
A young friend of mine, who has a
pair of eyebrows Of which any girl
might be proud, possesses and uses
these small toilet requisites every day
as regularly as she dresses her hair
and I would advise every girl and
woman: to do likewise,
Occasionally little :vaseline may be
applied, and this should be done. al
night. Those whose brows are very
fair will find that the vaseline will
slowly but surely darken them. Co.
coanut oil will serve the same purpose
if rubbed into the roots every night.
Some people get into the habit Of
rufflng up their eyebrows in a most
unbecoming fashion. 1t is a. very un.
wise thing to do, as it causes the hal,
to break off short, leaving a somewhat
stubby appearance.
How to Take Care Of Children's Hal
Mothers should teach their girls tt
take care of their hear as early a.
possible. If a girl is coaxed into the
habit Of giving her locks a hundred
strokes with a clean brush every morn
ing and evening, and braid1ng then
loosely for bed the foundation for
future beautiful head of hair will b.
laid. Too. many children are allowed
to 60 to bed with their hair in a tous
led condition. only to have it jerket
and tangled hastily when school tim
comes around. Such a. practice Il
disastrous to the nerves Of a SENSITIVE
child, and ruinous to the hair. Neve
allow one child to use the others hal
brush Diseases Of the scalp are mos
contagious, and the brush is the sures
germ agent.
The Most Becoming Color.
Not one woman in ten realizes tn
Importance of ascertaining and makinl
a careful study of one particular colo
most becoming to her, and Of Away
having a touch of it introduced in som
part Of her dress.
The auburn haired woman look
best in brown shading into the tone
Of her hair or in rich, dark green's.
The yellow haired girl can wear red
unless she is vary pale. The greens
too ARE delightful on her, also certail
ye1lows and black. White is less be
coming, . but she must be brilliant i
complexion or else most delicate as t
tints to wear grays and blues to ad
+ vantage. Blues, particularly the pal
md cold blues, are best adapted t:v
I brunettes whose color Is warm. #" =
4 The woman whose hair is "a 'dul
brown and whose complexion and eye
!, lack brilliancy, may still be most at
: tractive, but she should avoid bright
:: hued or glitteringe hats. Dull brown.
J neither yelloWish nor red dish, shout
:. be selected. Avoid II the satin straws
4 Ike the dull nish
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