The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-24
HOW TO SECURE FULL
VALUE FROM YOUR HAIR

= iutiE ucHpOliC reign has the Colt
fure played the all-important role
that it does today. Without the CO.
operation OF becoming. weI-groomed
hairdressing. the best laid plans of
Partisan modistes and mininers will
so astrey. The always trying princess
model in gowns must be crowned by
irreproachable tresses, and the sharp
angle of the new hat at the back and
It's chic tilt in the front demand
coiffure in which every line is artistic.
Unlike other periods of careful Golf
ing, today's modes and customs repu-
oJate the wig and demand HAIR that is
either all natural or combined SO clev-
eriy with real hair as 10 DEFY detec-
lion.
Fortunately the Well-groomed wo-
man is not obliged 10 obey hard
sud fast rules OF hair-dressinS, but
has sufficient leeWay to suit her Golf
lure to her face and thus minimize
small facial defects. This is most for
tunate, for a successful Coiffure WiD
lltt ten years from "a tired face, and
throw the sOftening glamour of youth
over sagging features. Every woman,
therefore. should study her features
first and styles IN hair-dressing after
wards
For instance. the popular low Golf
fiTe is the privilege of youth, ana
should be avoided by all women of
mature years. Low styles of hair
dressing with dropping lines are all
right for the girlish face or the fun,
Mound, wholesome face. They make
the tired woman look old. Downward
lines make for age, upturuing lines for
yOUthfulness. Incidentally the girl
who adopts the coiffure on the uape
OF the neck must exercise exquisite
care IN shampOoing her hair, otherwise
her collars and shirt waist yokes viii
show the slight discoloration which
betrays the need of shampooing.
For dressy effects, the Marcel gave
is still in favor, and il does not injure
The hair if care is taken TO avoid SINCE
ing or sC0rching. The woman who
has plenty of time to give to her toilet
will accomplish excellent results in
Marching by using bandoln instead of
irons. Wet the hair with the follow
ing lotion, and comb and brush il into
The desired waves:
Gum OF arabic -.................1 ounce
food moist ugar...............ls ounce
Pure hot water -.............& pint
Dissolve, and when cold add:
Alcohol .......-...........2 fluid ounces
Bichloride OF mercury and Sal
ammoniac. each ......,.......6 grains
The last two should be dissolved IN
the alcohol before admixture. Lastly
add enough water 10 make the whole
measure one pint Perfume with
cologne or lavender water.
When thoroughly dry run the comb
lightly through il and you will have
exactly the same effect as that OF the
irons.
There Is always one way of parting
The hair that is becoming to a woman.
aud she must experiment until she
Hnds the right place. The woman with
The long, thin face should never part
her hair in the middle, as, particularly
II she has a long nose, the effect is
bad Let her part it on either side. and
if she has some slight facial defect on
me right side. part the hair on The
left, and vice versa.
The narrow faced woman should
tlulf out her hair on either side and
Tor this reason, the pOmpadOur with
OUT the rat remains ia favor and il
should be parted TO suit the features.
the severe pompadour is another
privilege Of youth or the dowager
with pure white hair, delicate pink
cheeks and the carriage of q granda
age If the hair is not parted and the
forehead is high, the Alexandra fringe
or short, softly curied bang is worn
directly under the pompad0ur i'm front
IT the ears are large or stick ont
tom the head, dress the hair well
down over the ears in soft. wavv
Huffed effects Cleo de Merode The
noted French beauty. is an example of
what Embarrassing accomplishes for
me Aomely woman. No one considered
her beauty because her ears were
large and stuck out far from her head.
An artist who desired to CODY her
beautiful profile for a picture. con-
ceived the idea of hiding the ugly ear
entirely by perfectly dressed hair and
directly the ugly duckling became
one or the most famous beauties OF All
Europe.
The woman whose head is fat in the
back should be most particular 10 luff
her back hair until 1t sweIls ont q4sf,a-
fuiiy, like the pompadour over her
4'Fehead. and then wear a hat with
snug elaborate trimming under the
back This viii gracefully hide the
iact that her fiat head indicates a lack
or maternal affection and love OF home
The si4 with the retrOussc or mug
nose must curl her hair and dress II
lightly, but not TOO high on the ton
'i her head. 4 witty hair dresser
described girl who drew back her
hstr tightly and knOtted DO severely or
Top OF her head as q person with n
small pug on her nose ana a large ,r,
ou her head"
The ghl whose eyes are set close ,o-
ether should part her hair I'm tbe
middle The girl with the .hieh fore
mead Who does not like the Alexandri3
rinse or bang, should wear n soff
Ftmpadour without a rat. and p D-us
FOX or single small curl fastened ,,irb
e hairpin IN The middle of her pou5f,3- .
dour. This n almost esSeutiai if her
nose is large.
Coronet effects are such ina y.o-la
aud these require a soft braid encfr-
cling the hair JUST back of the uonpa.
dour. such style of hair dressiup l. b. F..
boon % The woman with little main. a..
she can save her cOmbmgs or hu,- =.
ready made switch TO form the crown +.
OF DTaidS
Hair ornaments this season are ey- n
iremely light and airy. For vouue
women they come in The form OF inv
rose Wreaths, gauZe wings set off bv
pallletteS and very me French flow II
erS In delicate cOlors sewn on black
velvet bows. The gauze flowers are
also shoWered with diamond dewdrops
and for the d0WageF there is nothing
naidsOmer than marib0ut tips with The
same deWdrops.
30 long as the present millinery re-
mains in vogue the couture must give
the effect OF lUXUriant locks, and II
these are lacking. a woman must seek