The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-17

Of good grooming. Her hat and vel
look 40 though they we're part and parcel
e her Pcrfectiy shaped and "xauisitely
sThsa tSsrsws the hAirdrssuinG. With
the well RrooEnsd bead not one hair must
6s cut q place, yet notAing Rl.ae sassn
Ssid ma II sSsas Srs o1rIs sSsy You mS Ss
ripple naturally, II puffs they must seem
merely freak of nature, II brAida. merely
a schSmO 20 dispose Of the magnifcence
Of the hair.
,hosh * a5T srs sI S.d a&y a e 1O07 Ss
hair u Apparently wound tightly around
the head Al though the owner had tried
her best 20 dispose Of in superAbundance.
Het In spite OF lie luxuriousness not a
hair must ~ astrAy. Il u one o. the fine
Il think there ought To be a rule that
no giri should be allowed 10 marry unless
me firnf discloses to her coming partner
the intrioAcies OF her e0tHuPe. IL would
avoid misundsFssAndinss. ! hAve.such a
zone Of my young customers had par
ticulAEly thin hair. she came 20 me and
I matched the vague hair with a switch
10 splendid that u dmzzled the eyes. II
WA q brilliant brown. the color Of the
dreassd an 4: S IN ssi aid nSs show And
ehere was. oh. 80 much Of iti Then l got
pnns and little curled cap. such IA can
be bought Of h-irdressers, put them
all on the CIR cad. and ahe was glori-
Sts. Her h. airy shimmered under
brightsnfng substanoe upon IL.
Her tntended loved her hair.
..Such hairl' he used 10 nay.
Ihsn abe you'd cast down her eyes
and blush. Though. come % think OF il.
y was the most appropriate thing she
.-oiye me q lock for my watch he
ahs did it. but shs waited until
hs had gone. thsn she sniPped an end
Ssr w SSr s BRAID ha .ST So. OF SO
and she didn't want 10 spoil t.
Nov. ask you what viii the awaksnfng
be, and what viii that young man do
With the curl Of hair In his watch when he
f.I,ds out that Il was cut on the end Of
Good grooming specially takes up
the hnishinG Of the hair. After IL 4
dreased the Iadys groom attends 20 the
lOose ende. She hxes them In place.
into cupS oc Sr ehsrc s. Sus sSsrs mS
b nothing dangling. nothing seating.
nothing that looks careless
The well groomed woman must have .
cO@Pesxiol Of velvet.
Inc 8Gth kfOumeu NOmMn na4 no
wrinkles around the eyes. creasss any
where In the face show that the woman has
mot been properly done. make a spe-
ctalty OF taking the little wrinkles out OF
the skin. and particularly those that come
q veritRble bottled for wrinkles
"Alady o groom should have big. capable
hands. They should no fanltlesaly kept
and very sensitive to chs touch. My
hssAs draw No. 9 glove; my fingers are
cool and 90 smooth that they do not
iFFitate the skin. My nails are 90 short
that they cannot scratch and my finger
tipe are like velvet to the touch. With
such hands / can massage away the
wrinkles without injuring the skin.
There 10 a rough facial massage that
leaves the face ttnglinG and afraid. IL
ahrtnks from the winds and II shows ita
open pores 90 the dust Heavy massage
hurts the nesh. hut soft even massage
10 the thing that chases away the wrinkles
and makes for beauty.
don't believe in cheap work. When
lndy's groom takes in her grip q bottle
OF heavy sweet cream and another bottle
OF the best OF fresh strawberry juice
and when she adds 90 these things a dozen
jars OF precious ointments for the akin.
she must charge well 20 cover her own
expenditurea - well as her own time
I get really fabulous prices. One lady'a
grOom Rets only q an hour. Poor thing
ahs has 60 dilute her creams and uss lard
for massage.
@Groomlns shows more in the tiniahinS
touches than in the preparation. i'll
had my choice between good grooming
and new gown I would take the groom
inRs