BALDNESS IN MEN AND WOMEN.
■ ■» J ITS CAUSE AiND CURE. The alarming increase in the number of bald or partially bald men seen in our theatres, restaurants and public places, and the enormous demand for wigs, switches and artificial hair by -women, many of whom are on the sunny side of forty, has led a worldfamous expert to make a thorough investigation as to the cause and cure of baldness. . As the result of his researches, he renorts that in practically every case falling hair and baldness were due to the dandruff germ, and he therefore devoted all his energies to the discovery of some means whereby to destroy the dandruff germ. After many failures and discouragements, lie at last found a preparation which, when rubbed into tho scalp, often completely cured the dandruff in from two to three applications; it also, by strengthening tho hair roots, promoted the growth of the hair, and frequently restored grey hair to its natural colour. Moreover, when used by people who wero completely bald, they wero astonished to find that it actually grew new hair on bald heads. The formula for this Remarkable yet harmless preparation, which we have pleasure in publishing at the request of this great specialist, calls for 3oz • Bay Rum, \ dram Menthol Crystals, and loz Lavona de Composee. arid can readily be filled by any chemjst. If you desiro it perfumed, you may add a teaepoonfui of French Fon Flour Perfume, which combines perfectly with the other ingredients, and imparts a most pleasing odour. j Rub thoroughly into the scalp night ■ and morning with the finger tips, being careful not to apply where hair is not ! desired. 3
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Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 13906, 3 December 1910, Page 10
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