El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-20
Blonde Should Remember Delicacy OF Her
Complexion And Take Great Care OF 1t
BuLina CaDaZieri


Ihe MOST Eamou8 LlflnB beauty.
THE blonde must remember her type
/ / has the moss delicate complexion
Of all Therefore. she must take
/ excellent care Of f. To accentuate
I her biondners she should strive
/ to keep her hair as light as possible.
! She should eat such food as VIII en-
/ rich her golden coloring- She must
avoid whatever tends TO the acca-
IN short. the blonde must guard
/ against the faded appearance that
/ comes early TO most blondes And
above all. she should dress to en-
phasize her golden coloring-
While II IS true that Womaus nalF
I is her browning glory. q blondes hair
I is her aureOle. her golden and attrac-
tive coloring. Half the time and at
teution she gives to her toilet should
be given to her hats. The blonde. s
hair. as a rule, has wonderful gold
en- tint This tint is the Keynote Of
her beauty and should be enhanced IN
: every possible way.
She may wash her hair as often
as she likes with no fear Of its fad
I ing The lighter 1t becomes the bet
ter. For her there need be no fear
OF using carefully those aids In
cleansing the hair-ammOniz boraL
or washing soda But remember that
each OF these. if used often, tends TO
make the hair several shades lighter,
and IN too large Quantities VIII make
the hair brittle
Because Il does not matter how
light her hair becomes the blonde
may wash her hair oftener than the
brunei does II the hair needs
Tightening a shampoo IN borax water
once or twice a week soon accom-
pliahes this result One tablespoon
ful Of horax in a gallon OF water Is
sufficient.
or. two shampoos a week IN water
in which ammonia has been spriullled
soon brings about a decided tighten
ing Of the hair One gallon OF water
and half a wine Elaszrul OF ammonia
IS q good proportion
However, two shampoos week In
a gallon OF warm water with heap
ing tablespoonful OF washing soda in
10 Is the speediest agent I know for
Tightening the hair except per0vide.
which some blondes who do not wish
20 bleach their hair entirely use IN
small proportions in the shampoo.
One tablespoonful Of peroxide in a
gallon OF water Is the usual proper
ton.
Naturally. every one expects light
hair 10 be fluffy. Eluflness IS an
accomplishment Of goldenness in the
hair, and the observer OF beauty is
always disappointed IL ne sees fair
hair smooth. Smoothness seems TO
belong rather to dark hair. The
blonde should so comb and brush her
hair that each hair is separate and
distinct from the others. This gives
an aureole-Iiize effect 70 her face
and softens her features.
OF course, the blonde knows that
fair hair Is expected 20 be fluffy
II e isn't so she can make It that
way By drawing 70 into a loose mass
after q shampoo and tying il with
a ribbon letting &c dry thus II the
hair IS long e. can be tied again By
another ribbon close 70 the ends.
making 81 curve or wave still more
Always with a view to keeping and
enhancing the golden tints in hair
and skin. the blonde should be espe-
cialy careful to eat such 1000 as viii
feed the pigment that produces the
exquisite colored wheat-llke hair and
the fair. apple-blossOm skin
The grange is the best friend Of
the blorde. L clears the complexion
marTelously, but il has besides the
property OF holding much Of the