Hairdresser Gives Advice on Grey Hair
TELLS HOW TO MAKE A HOME-MADE GREY HAIR REMEDY.
Miss Diana Manners, who has been a hairdresser in Sydney for (,he past ten years, gives this advice:—“There is nothing to equal the remedy for grey hair, made up from an ounce of Bay Rum, {oz ■f Glycerine, and a small box of Orlex t'ompondn, mixed with a hilf-pint of water. Any chemist can supply these ingredients r.t a small cost, and the mixing is so easy yon can do it yourself and save the extra expense.
By combing this .liquid through grey hair you can turn it any shade you like—black, brown, or light brown —besides making it glossy and fluffy and free from itchy dandruff. It is perfectly harmless, free from stickinesss, grease, or gum, and does not rub off. It should make any grey-haired person vastly more youthful in appearance—[Copyright.]'
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Evening Star, Issue 21639, 7 February 1934, Page 2
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