New-York tribune., 1907-07-14

correctly has IT waved going 20 the hair-dresser's
| or having come 10 her about every two days
for the purpose. but It is soft, single wave
not several small ones, as in the Marcel Conse-
quently. the average well dressed woman's head
| looks much more natural than a year ago.
What can 1 do 10 restore my hair TO It's natural
COLOR" implored n woman of 4 hair-dresser the
other day. Ever since l had pneumonia. three
years age my hair has been aihction. IL came
out and II came In You sec Il. II IL were that
beautiful soft white hair some women have
shouldn't mind 1t, but this horrible mixed gray is
too much TO be borne
Yes. sickness will do that TO the hair some
times" he said. Worrying. too is bad for the
But women can't help being III. and they can't
hclp worrying. Can't dye my hIir?'
Not yourself. Oh. no madam! The hair is
delicate thing: 1t Is not be trifled with by an
amateur. \ specialist could restore your hair but
trust none hut the most careful and skilful. You
would have To have the operation repeated every
three or four months. Many women do it-more
than YOU would imagine"
lUXUrtlnt hair IL a gift OF nature and generally
shows physical vitality though sometimes physical
weaklinss have astonishing heads Of hair. 1t
seems II their strength all went to hair But n
abundant hair is gift Of nature it can be ruined
hy lack OF Neglected hair may remain thick
and long, but it will retain that smooth and
glossy look which is attractive.
All kinds of things are recommended for making
scalp that is inclined to badness reform it's evil
ways. Michigan physician says that deep
breathing makes hair He says the air in unused
hung cells encenders kind of poison which dis
seminat'd through the system. is death hair.
one Of the best known women physicians in New
York says YOU can cure the worst OF badness
by massaging the head. "A good hair tonic is
we'll harmless. but not much can be said Of
It," she remarked 1t is the gentle rubbing with
the little cushions on the ends of the fingers that
wakes up the scalp" There is well authentl-
Gated case of man whose devoted wife brought
cut Il fine growth OF hair his perfectly bald
pate by massaging il fifteen minutes q day for six
months
Women who take OF themselves have their
hair shampoOed regularly as they have their
meals, though not often Some have their
heads washed once week. but that's too often
said honest hair r-dTesser. lit washes the life
out OF IT. The better way Is to have IL washed
once fortnight. or even a MONTH and dry
shampooed every week. It's astonishing how much
thorough brushing helps to keep the hair clean
IL you don't believe II, examine the brush after
it's been used. OF course the brush should be
ceansed after each operation. Ana brushing more
than anything else draws the little drop OF oil at
tho root of the hair along its length. makes IL
glossy, But comb the hair no more than is neces-
sary. and shun sharp toothed combs as you would
the plague"
\ strained nurse who has glorious hair herself
says that Briliantine is the very best thing for
har-keeps IL from getting too dry and ''blowy
but never makes IL too Oily.
TONES are good sometimes--at least, good tonics
are-but some women always will have thin hair
no matter what they do. But thin hair is not such
a calamity III these days OF hair pompadours and
other clover illusions