New-York tribune., 1912-04-28


n"tu" crrl ari on" that STAYS iu .oucer.
Some people are abl. 10 keep these stray
Ing w!sps In pretty cur's merely hy steam
ing them. Others danpen their fingers jus.
h''o-" tho" t..u 20 dress IN the morning
and twist their uttl" bits ~ hair round
and round the damponed fingers leaving
tn"m thus twisted fo- nal, an hour. This
'ro'Hoce the most natural and lasting curl
oc all
Further remedies for dry .acks are the
following omolheuts. spar.rGly used
by rum .........................1 ounces
Hl'''N II r-h-i.'..... .................i drdChns
t|ttcTIUe Observation-Disclosures. drachrn
Sd'N'I..' acld ........................i q IncoS
N!''"ci .......-...- ..................f ounces
II this is massas"d in:o tho scalp for a
few minutes cycry night the hair Will los"
IL haF-..k" appearance and ur,omc glossy
and healthy looking
on" pint witch hazel ono pint good vr's.
h'.' cents worth t!ncturc guiune aut
r'uis worth tucturc Of Cantuarldes
Add 60" drops of clarified lemon Jaice
shake and bottle.
RI" second recipe has 5ocn given before
bat - repeated becaus" OF ,ts merit
J., is also well for women afflicted with
Thin dir. harsh hair To- nave an oil sham
poo occasionally. Take ,uo oll abundantly
into the palms of the hands. pour II on the
scalp and work tn" fingers well over every
p.rt Of the head Then brush the hair. II
IL convenient To do this Just before a sham
poo.
Some beauty doctors advocate the strok-
ing Of the hair with piece OF either elk
or velvet. Tho Budget adds a word OF CaU-
tion. See to II that both are clcansed after
each days use Tho Budget also suggests
that tho silk or velvet (silk seems betterD
be put as a cover on TO an old and good
sized manicuring buffer. This will he easily
used for strokng the separated strands OF
hair
Vow for the uomsu with heavy. oily hair
She needs more frequent s1ampoo than
her neishbor. and the occasional use OF
borax is not prohibited in her case. The
powdering with orris root and cornmeal
may be a very good thing for her also, but
the powder will be harder TO brush out
For tonic II she feels that her hair needs
cuo. ST." may use mixture containing a
preponderance OF alcohol. The following IS
good:
ounces
/ 7
BOraA =
cologne water ...................
ReCuned spirits OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Tincture OF cochineal NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. y
Distilled water ...........................
Shake well together.
A good shampoo for oily hair calls for:
Bay rum quarts: alcohol I pint; water
! pint; tinCture OF cantharldes, u ounce !.
carbonate Of potash, l ounce.
Dissolve the carbonate in the water. Mix
tho other ingredients together and blend the
whole with much shaking. Sprinkle over
the hair from the bottle with a drop stop
per. Massage into the scalp and let IT dry.
For dry hair use New England rum, l
pint: bay rum. 2. pint; glycerine ounces
carbonate OF potash, Il ounce, borax, u
ounce; carbonate or ammonia u cE:ce
Dissolve the carbonates and borax in the
New England rum. shake the glycerine into
the bay rum, blend both combinations and
shake.
A good soap jelly which can be made at
home may be rubbed on dry hair, which
should then be immersed in several waters,
one after another. This shampoo ls capital
after a long railway journey-and, indeed
after any period Of exposure. +. II.