The Caucasian., 1913-11-30
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promoted its beauty. Rathee has Il
marreA it's smoothness, Snlarging che
poree and encouraging growths Of
hairs below che line ~hess aaturs IL
tended them ~ be.
Beautiful hair is an assee Vo1th Aao-
ing these days. when artificial aids 20
its bulkiness are no longer permitted.
Those whose hair is scant o1 colorless
should comfort themselves with the
knowledge that little special care on
their part will do much to improve its
condition.
If reliable expert on the hair can
be consulted it is wise to find out just
what kind Of treatment the hair needs.
The professional hairdresser Is likely
to prescribe costly lotions or shampoos.
but beneficial treatment may be given
at home.
The hair needs plenty Of fresh air
and sunshine AS custom prescribes
that woman's hair should be bound
up during the day. allow it to hang
loosely over the shoulders at night.
Give it sun bath now and then and
let the air get at the roots. Allowing
the wind to blow through the loose
hair occasionally and then brushing it
We'll during the process will make q
delightfully."- soft and vigorous.
Every one knows that the choice of q
hairbrush and comb should not be go0-
erned by dictates of economy. Get a
good brush and you will be surprised
at what it will do for your hair
Choose a brush with genuine bristles.
which should be neither too hard nor
too soft The bristles should be long
enough to stimulate gently the skin
of the scalp. Brush the hair often.
Fifty strokes on retiring are recon-
mended by one expert.
Opinions differ as to how often the
hair should be washed. Once in six
weeks is said to be enough IL it is not
exposed to dust or coal SCOT. Rinse
the hair with warm water in which
little borax has been dissolved. Borax
in small quantities is good for the
hair. II your hair is very dry add
little glycerih to the water in which it
is washed and rinsed The hair should
be well dried before 1t is put up. Mas
sage the scalp at least twice week.
Eschew curling irons. hair dyes and
lotions of unknown ingredients. Keep
the hairbrushes and combs perfectly
clean.
Dandrun Is one of the most annoying
affections OF the scalp. It consists Of
scurf which forms on the skin of
the head and comes of in scales.
Washing with water and soft soap
will help to eradicate the dandruff. Ap-
plications Of warm borax water are
considered excellent for removing
dandruff
If the hair is falling out there are
number Of Strengthening lotions that
may be used on it. One which is said
to be efficacious is as follows: Put
two ounces of rosemary herb with the
root into pint Of boiling water, stir
in two tablespoonfuls Of borax. put
in the rosemary and let It steep for
three hours. Stir 1t now and then and
when 1t is cold press out the rosemary
and pour OF the liquid. Add an ounce
Of glycerin and put In bottle. Apply
to the roots Of the hair with the fin-
gers.
The new Partisan fashion Of powder
ing the hair can hardly be commended.
as the powder is likely to clog the
pores Of the skin.
Ways of wearing the hair are nu-
merous. Fashion has not so many
ironclad rules as she once had. It is
required that the coiffure should have
an appearance of simplicity and be
brought back from the forehead.
Sparkling hair ornaments form con-
spicuous feature of the evening Golf
fure
The hair itself should be dressed
most simply, following as closely as
possible the lines of the head.
At least two shell pins. studded with
paste. diamante or other glittering or
naments, should be included in the
coiffure. A back comb and barrette
should be worn as well.
It is unwise to buy the very cheap
celluloid hair combs. for not only do
they break the hair. but on account of
their inf1ammable nature they can be
source of actual danger to their
wearer Good combs can be had at
moderate price just now. and they last
ever so much longer than the cheap
ones.
Shell pins inlaid with silver are very
pretty and wear well. In artificial
light the silver shines. giving the spar
king effect which is so fashionable.
Plain diamante circlets are largely
worn by those who affect the center
parting. The circlet is worn low over
the brows. To brunette with classi-
cal features this style is especially be-
coming.
The red haired girl is wise II she is
sparing with her hair ornaments.
Plain tortoise shell pins and combs are
the best for her. Those with fluffy.
curly hair also should remember that
pretty, natural curIs and waves form
sufficient adornment In themselves