HEALTH OF THE HAIR.

Auckland Star, Volume XLI, Issue 41, 17 February 1910, Page 7

HEALTH OF THE HAIR.

WONDERFTL FORMULA MADE KN'OWX. WHEBKBY A TRfIC lIAJKRESTORBR MAY BE PRKPARraj AT nojiK wiTHOirr tkoltjlj^ The enviable possession of a beautiful head of hair may be any woman's who knows tin; right way to "nurse" her tresses. Unless the delicate hair follicles iirc destroyed by disease —which, fortunately rarely oecure—none need despair of prcnving a luxuriant crop of healthy, lustrous hair, and of preserving it through middle ago onward, free from the "whitening touch o£ Time." The chief causes of the falling of the. hair are malnutrition, the use of the curling tongs, and the abuse of alleged hair tonics, which often contain poisonous- ivood, alcohol, and other noxious matters. Our grand and great-grand-parents generally had in middleoge liner hair, and more plentiful, than we of this generation, chiefly because they prepared their own hair restore.rs. The formula we have the privilege of reproducing here is of a true hair restorer, discovered by a lady who once despaired of making her scanty, greyish, rusty hair look presentable aga-rn. She now glories in her splendid hair, and has given us the benefit of her cleverness. Our readers should profit thereby. FORMULA. Menthol Crystals, \ dr.; Larona de Conrposee, 1 ok. ; pure Buy Rum, 3 oz.; French Fon Flour perfume, 1 teaspoonfuL PREPARATION. Oet your 3 07.. Bay Rum in a fourounce bottle, add the Menthol Crystals, wait till these are entirely dissolved, then add the l.avnna de Compospn from the sealed 1 117.. bottle, and finally the French Fon Flour porfump. Let the mixture stand thirty minutes. API , LIC ATI OX. For stopping frilling" hair, removing dandruff, and rrlieving sc<aip diseases, apply the mixture once a day; for stimulating hair growth or promoting a new growth, and for restoring grey hair to its natural colour, apply twice a day, nibbing well into the s:-alp. In two or thri'i' days the improvement in the condition of hair and scalp is amazing. We would add a word of warning to our friends who intend to make up the prescription we have given. The inmtKt be of the best quality, and exactly ;ts we have specified them in name and quantity. Do not consent to any. alteration suggested, or your preparation will be rendered useless. It is perfect Sβ we have given it. Ladies' publication!' nrv pennlfted to copy the formula with directions. We are permitted to publish the above formula by the courtesy of \LadaniL> .Vlrta. the well-known Parisian Beauty Specialist, of 61, Ne\y Oxfordstreet, W.C., who will be pleased to answer any inquiries in respect to "The Care of the Hair."—Beauty Editress.— (Ad.)