Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-10-18

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head in a mass OF puffs or ringlets.
Sophisticated coiffures have sleek
crowns with softness toward the sides.
Romance coiffures indulge in rows Of
curls with soft shadow waves accent
ing the feminine mode"
Coiffures are taking their cues from
the trend in clothes. For the pencil
silhouette with its straight lines, the
sleek crown with ends curled up, not
under. is indicated as a suitable COM
plement. Those who favor the more
elaborate lines that mold the
"fgger" and then fare to great
widths In their evening splendor. may
indulge in endless curls. and accent
their dramatic coiffures with golden
wheat, paillettes, tulle. Juliet caps OF
sequins, jet and jeweled birds, and,
if they are very young. they may
resort to velvet bows-five or more
is not too many!
All of this information has been
style show which is now in progress
at the Raleigh Hotel and is held each
year for the express purpose Of ad-
vising local beauty shops on the latest
style trends in coiffures. care of the
hair. most modern methods now avail
able and other phases Of beauty cul-
ture. Glasses are. held for the IN
struction OF operators of local shops,
all of whom are urged to attend IN
order that they may give their patrons
the newest and most up-to-the-
minute service.
IVAN of New York, who is an in
ternational hair stylist. is beng
featured in presentations Of new and
interesting coiffures. He delights IN
the new high hats and believes tnat
their success lies in soft arrange
ment Of the hair al the sides OF the
face and also advocates raising the
hair off the neck Ivan points out
that with the new Agnes faring bre-
tons. coiffures must be raised or the
angle of profile will be unbecommg.
In the cause of simplicity, Ivan sug-
pests coiffures that are very sleek, with
plenty of soft curls at the sides and
allowing the ears to show.
Another hair stylist is Leon of Lon
don and New York. who designed the
two arrangements shown in the photo
graphs above. The couture with elon-
gated puffs and cluster of rolled
curls at the nape of the neck Is REM
iniscent of the old-fashioned CHG
non. The companion picture shows
another style from days gone by. with
puffs piled high on the head and wlsp-
like. tiny curls at the natural hair
line. Although this arrangement ap-
pears elaborate and intended for long
hair. as a matter of fact the hair IS
lust shoulder length. And think of the
ease with which those little neck
curls can be coaxed into place these
DAYS, as compared with our grand
mothers efforts with tissue paper and
pins to get the same result.
An interesting couture for the debut
tante's mother is one with pompa-
dour to give height and dignity that IS
modernized to give q more youthful
touch by rolling the ends forward to
form a diadem. The rest of the hair is
swirled to the extreme left with YER
tical shadow waves. For evening the
halo of hair may be ornamented with
ostrich tips or a dramatic sweep OF
coo feathers.
Fred Lang. the third guest artist in
couture arrangements, favors the d.
rectoire mode and piles up the puffs
and curls in what he calls bouquet
couture" on the top of the head. Mr.
Lang, however, also recognizes the
necessity of a simple daytime ar
rangement and is equally clever at
smooth simplicity with softness toward
the face.
4 TIP to the fastidious concerns q
new discovery that solves the
problem of under-arm care. This is
a mans invention, but it was his wife,
idea that started the ball rolling. She
said she didn't see why some one
couldn't invent a shaving cream that
was mild enough for woman to use
under the arm. and wouldn't it be
possible to inject some deodorant
properties into it at the same time?
Many deodorants cannot be used i'm
mediately after shaving. and often the
use of the razor leaves the skin tender
and very sensitive.
Friend husband thought it over. and
the more he thought about it the more
ne became interested in the idea.
Finally he decided to do something
about it. and after the usual amount