THE COLOUR OF YOUR HAIR.

Lake Wakatip Mail, Issue 3234, 3 April 1917, Page 7

THE COLOUR OF YOUR HAIR.

GIVES AWAY YOUK CHARACTER. That the complexion and also th© colour of your ha>r form valuable guides to character s the contention of many character experts. Dark people art generally more romantically inclined than fair people, the latter .Wing usually of a practical turn of mind, but as a well-known psychologist once said, 'There are no such things as clear cut types, each type "being subject to variations." People with coal black hair usually combine a tendency, melancholy with great strength of character, purity and goodness, particularly if then - hair be line. If black hair be coarse and strong a rigid and scrupulously honest character is indicated. Golden hah- portrays ardour in love, caprieiousness of character, and a certain amount of timidity and nervousness. Caprice and nervousness is indicated by hair of an undecided yellowish shade. Auburn-haired people hare much innate refinement and purity of character ; they are active and energetic, and have a great capacity for both enjoyment and suffering, and are also extremely sensitive. Bright, vivid red hair denotes qu<ck temper, outspokenness, and a warm, sympathetic nature. Light hair is indicative of a happy, cheerful disposition. Dark brown hair goes with intellect and great strength of character. The texture and quality of the hair does a great deal to ?nodify the characteristics uetokened by its colouring. Tliiiri curly hair indicates versatility, vivacity, and a certain amount ofl change'ableiU'Ss <>f disposition, whilst wavy hair denotes imagination and) a strong vein of romance. Fine hair ia, a sign of refinement and 'Sensitiveness, and smooth, glossy, and very straight hair betokens a steady, even character, reliable in every war.