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Evening Post, Volume CX, Issue 51, 28 August 1925, Page 5

Wash her hair Bright and glossy Are you quite satisfied with your daughter's hair ? Is it bright and glossy as a little girl's hair naturally should be ? Is the scalp healthy, its pores free from all scurf and dandruff so that they may function properly ? Or does her hair lack lustre, the lovely gleam it used to have ? Is it dry and brittle" ? Mainly, the condition of both scalp and hair depends upon shampoo methods. Harsh ordinary soaps, dry powders, borax and soda make hair terribly brittle. Do not use them, Discard them all. Use olive oil. Olive oil, hair specialists will tell you, softens hair while it cleanses. It leaves hair gleaming—and pliant as silk. Hair that has a tendency to dryness is given new richness and life. In Palmolive Shampoo you get olive oil in its pleasantest and most practical form. Combined with the oil of-the palm it produces a profuse, creamy lather. This lather penetrates every tiny root and hair cell. It removes all dandruff, and while cleansing soothes and feeds the scalp. . The very first wash with Palmolive Shampoo will show a marked improvement in the hair. . It will leave it softer, brighter and more easy to manage. Buy a bottle to-day at v any chemists. Or write to-day for free trial bottle. Enclose 6d. in stamps to cover packing and postage and we will forward you a full treatment —free. At all chemists. Full size bottle, 3/-. PALMOLIVE SHAMPOO THE BLEND OF PALM AND OLIVE OILS JT %l\ ' ! TRIAL BOTTLE p Sh'25 f feS§Bm | THE PALMOLIVE COMPANY § w|£KpsA*jt\ 3 (Australasia) LTD., . = vllJli^%-\ ept" 354 '12 w°odward St -> Wellington, N.Z. S V>f§iil®s^-^\ I enclose Od. to cover packing and postage; pleast s %^S?fiSl^^\ post trial bottle 0} Palmolive Shampoo to ■

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