New Britain herald., 1926-03-12


 The bob of piquancy
 and charm is easily yours If your face lends itself to that particular kind, but be warned-if it doesn't, do not
 attempt the impossible
 "How much more soignee the lady with the bobbed hair loohs She must keep it in perfect condition in order to have it look well. Do you think Una. all those switches and false curls ana frizzes the ladies wore were healthy for the scalp? l tell you, they were not.
 AS a dermatologist, saw some ter rible things when ladies wore long hair. Only one or two l shall mention. Ere ouently I found a certain amount or rust inflammation of the scalp from hair pins which caused a serious infection; no matter how clean the lady herself was in trying on hats and one thing or an other, she frequently found herself with parasites in her hair. There is so per cent fewer infected scalps since bobbing came in"
 TEMPER gave some general instruc- l ton for the various types who are followers of the bobbed hairdress.
 These are simple to follow" he said. "The extreme boyish bob is for the very young girl or the young woman who has certain boyish expressions; on them it is very feminine, For the older woman, the semi-boyish bob, shingled in the back, of course; this allows for the loosening and softening of the water-made waves. The girl with the babyish face should have fluffy bob. if she wishes it, but never curly; curls have gone out. For the lady of ad- vanced years, the hair should be very short, but not clipped like mans, of course; it should be set so that a soft wave is suggested and be brought down about her forehead and over all or part of her ears in the way which is most becoming,
 "The young business girl doesn't find bobbcd hair much of problem. Just so long as it is becomingly cut and well groomed, she is set for the day 1t is the society woman of many activities and the professional woman on the stage who find it so full of possibilities. "For hunting, as an example, there is riding habit and hat to be taken into consideration; luncheon in a sport suit or fluffy frock requires a Slight-but oh, how transforming-rea for tea or bridge, the chic, slightly pie turesQue locks arranged just so; for din- ner, theatre, dance, ball or night clubs, still another and softer hairdress.
 "ln an interview l cannot show just lNyt f1,s ,.tS -l-A but the ladies can learn from their hair dressers. The maids of the ladies whose hairs ] dress come to my studio and learn what you call-eh, the-eh, tricks Then, with the comb and the fingers, the rearranging is quickly wrought.
 One thing l should Ike to advise your readers and it will give them a good, healthy head of hair and that soignee look which is so necessary for the smart-looking bob; that is, shampoo the hair every week; brush it well every night; every morning with the tips of the fingers gently massage the scalp for few minutes,
 Some time l wish you will come and let me tell you of my gland treatments. such as l learned from Dr. Steinach. What would he say, I wonder. if he knew how much of my day is devoted to the bob! Some day, perhaps, I shall found a sanatorium where can practice and use the diplomas 1 received from your universities at Denver, Delaware and Columbia, but it shall have to bs far, far away where the ladies with ths bobbed hairs cannot reach me"
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