The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-06

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- youthful looking hair il the
sA acme pf srlsfusess this scsyon,
This sound; tuite easy Of attain.
nient 50 easy " fact, that one ininc-
diaiely concluyks that il might be Just
ssswell te Dispense with the hairdicsscr.
inmost eSses this might be more or less
adxissbr. but the problem il not 50
easily solved, for The hair must be pre-.
psY.d and i,si hrrr depends III, entire
APPEARANCE of the coifure
Usually in dressing for the evening
one has she eoitfurs arranged Just be
fore dcnnine the eoisn. hut now. alas.
.this Is no loHeer 30 simple matter
obs tuust begin the hair DIRE ssing proc
css early IN the morning and indeed. a
month in Advance II ono would have an
shsclutsly perfect appearing head
Tine NAV prepare the har herself, but
i wenld he far better TO call in the as
<lstanv< oil an cxpert prerarer Of hair,
At Vast ntil one has discovered the Sc
~ OF success.
The hair Is a Wonderful index TO age
snd since the fa-headcd effects haze
come irto vogue il behooycs every
vorpan TO devote much time io the at
.taiumeri OF yonthful.looking hair.
This can be done hy first washing out
part Of the oils, great care being taken
to fftain some OF the oil, otherwise a
dead colorIcss head IS the result The
mkt step is 10 part the hair in the
vcutrr and rnn the fingcf-tips. wet in
n7rfl1 oil, along the part and then eS-
trxct al eray hairs. This is known 10
hajfdressrrs as "stippling" The hair
Is then huAfd triac and puffcd over
both cars. and with most women a few
locks should be pulled down over the
tips Of the ear. az they arc rarely well
formed. The remaining hair is then
krofted loosely and The first step is
completed.
! No false hair should be- worn until
fhe next day when, the head having
been thoroughly aired, the hair is
sprinklcd with scented meal and thor
'cuahly brushed ard lifted with lhc fin-
GERS II is now ready TO puff and curl
10 the hearts content into the Juno
the "Corday, the Josephine" and all
their cousins
Just here might insert a few
pon'ts.''
A Few Dont's
Don't rough comb the hair in order
10 Huff H.
Don't use too many hairpins.
Don't scalp yourself with hat pins
Don't band the hair on hot days as il
causes the hair to fall.
Don't bleach or peroxide the hair.
Have It treated and yitalized into its
natural shade. One seldom improves
upon nature.
Don't wear rats: they oyethtai the
head
Now YOU will saw. IF must not
rough comb the hair nor wear rats, how
N the world am 20 attain fluffy,
loosely knofted coiffure. especially Il
my hair Is not ovcfiy abundant" Even
the luxurisnt ooiffurt OF. ancient Greece
can be quite easily simulated by the use
of , very hyeieric ronffirarte msde Of
extsesaely hRht-yeieht hair covered
wire, woven in-the SHAPE OF a mound.
WHICH Is fitted 70 the hsck of the head
and held in place b. means of narrow
riibber band that snaps oxer the crown
Of the mad and concealed underneath
fhe front hairs
To this on. can easily faster switch
and pin innumersble pieces az made
pufs, curls and coils. Quit. securely. and
also spread 70 ryeellcni advantage ones
own hair ifarti6eial means are not used
French Invention
4 most clever French trick (the
I Freurh women are 50 clever is TO ar
vafiEe the hair TO the hat This is to
ffsfc artificial hair TO. the hat, thus
relieving All heat Or pressure from the
head This also has the excellent ad-
vantage Of never becoming loose or
tpusl>d looking and when the hat with
The. hair = removed one feels 50 delight
fully free and comfortable Also half