The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-10-14
hRTIFICIAb
HAIR

BY AGNES AGNEw.

VF women would use the care IN
buying hair goods that they do
In the selection of other articles
for personal adornment, they would
have considerable money, and In
many cases add to their general ap<
pearancc.
The manner OF arranging ones
hair makes or mars toilet, and q
dowdy coiffure Is not only detrit
ment, but detracts much from the
general appearance. AS soon as the
new coiffures are introduced women
flock to the hair dresser to try ones
Just as they visit the millinery opens
ings to gd their first peek at the
Parlsians' creations each season.
The summer Is an excellent time
to give attention to the hair, for II 10
subjected to many things at this sea-
son. The sun has different effects on
| each persons hair, and while it
bleaches one, Il burns and Is hurtful
to others. Many girls find the sum-
mer trying because of the salt which
remains in the hair after ocean
bathing, no matter how carefully
they hide 1t beneath their cap.
Being the hatless season, every
woman takes certain pride in hav-
ing her hair becomingly done for
wear with or without n hat. The
leonie coiffure is among the smart
designs OF midsummer and can be
made by rope twisting a natural
wavy hair switch and arranging
artistically few single puffs around
the same. The low pompadour is seen
everywhere, while the back hair IA
done at different parts of the head
The latest London style is called
the coronation and is arranged by
parting the hair i'm the center and
braiding one or more switches en-
tirely around the head. With this
style a ribbon or fancy band gives
the necessary touch for evening.
A beautifully graceful Grecian
coiffure Is easily accomplished by
using three large Psyche puffs and
rope twisting a braid loosely around
the puffs. This is arranged low at
the back and is becoming to most
faces. A novelty OF the season Is the
bridal coiffure which, although some
what more elaborate than many
brides adopt, has been employed
extensively in New York, London and
Paris. The Madam Sherry puffs are
used in conceiving this style of
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filled in. The curls of the Sherry
cluster fall directly over the ear, and
the front hair is parted and waved
softly.
The Yvette coiffure which has at
tracted much attention Is obtained
! by using a wavy transformation worn
outside ones hair to which is added
large. single puffs and neck curls.
The circus swirl, which may be mis-
leading because of its name, Is real
| ly a graceful arrangement formed
with featherweight pompadourI
with a wavy switch to form soft
knot of swirl which Is placed we'll to|
the front at the top of the head.
The newest braid, which is found
in the shops. Is called the Psyche
basquet braid and is sanitary, made
from French convent hair. The braid
Is 26 inches long with the single
Psyche puff across the center and
clusters OF curls at each end to dress
at the temple. The basquet braids
have five strands terminating In curls
to be worn at the temple. The braids
are easily dressed and easily put
on, and have become quite as popu-
lar as their predecessors, the coroner
braids
The straight bang Is still shown
and can be bought at any up-to-datd
hair goods establishment.