HAIR CULTURE
It is the unwavering belief of leading hair specialists that, barring occasional exceptions, which only prove the rule, tbere is no excuse for either man or woman to have scanty hair or ever to become bald. When such a misfortune does oLtur, it Is brought about by lack of proper attention, ignorance or carelessnes. Before using hair preparations it is advisable to ascertain the cause of the loss of hair, whether local or constitutional. It is local when any sc-itlpi disease exists, or where dandruff his accumulated in excesshe quantities. Massage is of great value in awakening to greater activity the circulatory syblem of the scalp. Mrs. Rolleston, of I, Willis-street (over Carroll's), is one of the leading authorities on the hair in .the Dominion, and hdS the advantage of being a skilled masseuse (certificated). Her advice is much sought after, and conscientiously given of any charge. IVhs. Rolleston toadies ladies how to care for their hair, also the art of hairdressing, which is of the gic-atest importance for the present mode of millinery. — Advt.
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Evening Post, Volume LXXVI, Issue 122, 21 November 1908, Page 7
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177HAIR CULTURE Evening Post, Volume LXXVI, Issue 122, 21 November 1908, Page 7
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