The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1908-02-27
the BEST WAY TO
ARRANGE the HAIR
Hairdressing Should Be Prop
erly Studied and Made
the Most OF.

Parisians consider that the hair has
more to do with the expression of the
face as a whole than any other feat
ure, and they also hold that no one
can be unattractive if she possesses
beautiful hair. But, given this asset
Of beauty, it should be properly studied
and made the most Of. The masculine
type Of woman who runs to severely
cut tailor mades, should never part her
hair on the side, though she frequently
does. The only type Of face that is
shown to advantage by the parting Of
the hair in the center is the straight
nosed, full-browed, oval face-a type
commonly recognized as Grecian.
A woman whose nose has ar upward
turn should confine herself to the high
coiffure, as this gives a piquant effect.
The coronal plait is often becoming 10
her. In fact, it is the coiffeuse's idea
that when one is in doubt as to the
hair arrangement it is safe to use the
coronal plait. This may be safely ar
ranged so as to impart the impression
of height when required, or of breadth
n in all cases it adds an air of dig
nifty which is almost invariably be-
coming.
Influenced by Costumes.
The style in hairdressing is generally
Influenced by the costumes Of the per-
iod.
Though much is said by poets about
the beauty of 4 woman's brow, there
are Lew lOiSileauS lldI can aIIOfG TO 60
unadorned. An effect which brings the
front hair forward, allowing it to rest
in studied carelessness until it nearly
meets the eyebrows, is a relief for the
skin that is none too smooth or white
after the first flush of youth has
passed. However, care should be taken
not to nave too much hair on the brow.
The success of ones face depends
more tina is generally appreciated up
on the in which the tresses
are arranged about the head. The sill
hoEette is altogether changed by the
lowering or heightening of the mass Of
hair. Generally speaking, a woman
with high cheek zones and moderately
full face o well with her hair
dressed high and drawn up rather mar
high forehead will avoid the pompa-
dour. and this style Of dressing is most
unbecom1ng to the heavy featured
woman Of the Spanish type, unless we'll
drawn forward and irregular.
The Short Woman.
Some faces are set off by a care
less arrangement, others require strict
neatness and only the individuals can
settle which is her type. A short wom-
an may add several inches to her
height if she likes to dress her hair
high. And the woman with the Roman
the extremely high couture and be
sure that his gives her a classical
profile. The knot in the middle of the
back of the head makes the measur-
ing line from the tip Of the nose TO
the back Of the head very long.
No matter what care is expended on
the dressing of the hair, the result will
after a TIM be satisfactory unless the
hair is not kept in good condition.
1t Is surprising how many women
devote willingly two hours or there
about daily to their general toilet, and
Will besrudge a quarter OF an hour
q day to the actual care of the head
Brushing and combing smoothly and
massag1ng the scalp are said TO be all
that the hair requires. Coarse brushes
are recommended. for they are sup
posed to stimulate the scalp and to
cut gu he dead or half dead strands.