Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1936-06-13
BIZ MARIE DOWNING
Lar;euse Beauty Foundation

RIO hing can enhance Our natural
baauty as much as attractive and
well-hept hair. Even a woman whose
fea lures are rather ordinary will
Stand out in crowd and attract her
fl, share Of attention if her hair has
last alluring appearance.
Because the growth and develop
ment OF the hair is dependent upon
the nerve cells and glands in the
scalp, which must get their nourish-
rlent from the blood stream, the hair
is naturally influenced by the gen.
cal condition of the body. Like the
ole features such as teeth, eyes,
complexion and fingernails, the hair
qCi.l;iy reflects any changes in oar
lar.s,.
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"Wednesday afternoon at Bethesda
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ing.
Simple, wholesome diet, plenty Of
sleep and exercise,-the ordinary
conllonsensa precautions we should
take to guard our health,-these will
he!p keep the scalp in good condition,
just rs they make the eyes clear and
sparkling, erase the tired lines around
the mouth, and give our whole face
more attractive appearance.
But, in addition to this, we must
GeEote a little attention to the hair
Itself. We must keep our scalp
hea(Chy il We want to avoid dull,
Iustceless hair.
Many women keep their wave in
place during the night by wearing
some SORT of tight fitting cap to led.
his Prevents the scalp from coming
i. contact with fresh air, restricts
the circulation OF the blood, and
therefore hinders the action of tie
organs in the scalp that control the
growth Of hair.
Instead OF wearing q cap which
completely cuts off air circulation,
try kceping your marcel in place by
wearing hairnet when you go to
bed. For this purpose, you can get
E me- With strong coarse strands that
will hold the hair in place just as a
cap, and still permit the scalp to
breathe" Keeping the scalp healthy,
and taking precautions to prevent
thirn'rg Of the hair, is far more i'm
pc~.2't than the slight extra cost of
,.,e - met.
L good, l'o"o1~h brushing at regu-
'ar inuergals,--using the method PA
Ec-ug 20 give you,-is very import ant
II .-e:ring the scalp AMI ha:r healthy.
t also pol'sha; TIE hair, giving it a
smoo h, glossy TEXTURE.
e you are one Of those fortunate
women who can brush the hair Ere
C:.entiy without ruinin r2ar e., by
al Eaeans brush the hair thoroughly
at iea5! twice week, and every day
i possible. In most cases, however,
Go vigorous brushing will damage
tire wave and neccssitate al extra
trip to the hairdresser.
In this case, it is a very good
policy to give the hair a good, thor
ough brushing just before you have
it set. Even if your beautician
brushes your hair before marching
it, the extra time spent in brushing
it at home will aid greatly in keep
ing the scalp healthy.
Don't just brush your hair from
the part down the sides of the head.
This lazy type of brushing doesn't
help the scalp at all. The correct
way to brush the hair is UPWARD
and OUTWARD.
First, however, be sure you have
the right type of brush. It should
have fairly stiff bristles, and in each
clump Of bristles the individual
stlart's should be of different lengths.
1'n;s era les the brush to penetrate
in.o She hair instead of merely
blnsi.,rg tie uppermost layer. And
khe brush savuld have q slightly