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New Zealand Herald, Volume LII, Issue 16020, 11 September 1915, Page 6 (Supplement)

;"• •/!, Published .by Arrangementv'-' H LpXDQJf'S, BEAUTY WRITERS. W SELECTIONS FROM NOTED BEAUTY EXPERTS* WRITING FOK .%£.» I*HE1 * HE ENGLISH PRESS. ->?--c~t? SIMPLE AND EFFECTIVE METHODS. By .Oiga Amsdell, Special Correspondent, • r - 5 London, Eng. , -* „ 9 WHY HAVE GKEY HAIE? Few people know that grey hair is not a necessary, feature of age—that it can be avoided/. without : resorting sto hair dyes. A very, old, home-made remedy will i turn the hair hack to a natural colour irfa lew *k**" v It -* only neceaeary to get' from ;tn© chemist an ounce of f concentrate of tammalite and mix it with four ounces of nay rum. fApply/ this simple lotion to the hair for few.night* with a small sponge, and you/will soon have the pleasure of see- ?°£ _the greyness disappear. :.s This recipe is perfectly harmless, is neither sticky nor greasy., and has. given ; perfect »atisfactioh for many gencratidjjs to those in possession of .the, secret. _ :.'*■ v', 'i: ' '"■■'. f BLACKHEADS, oily PORES, Etc. 1 The new sparkling face-bath treatment rids the skin of blackheads, oiliness and enlarged pores almost instantly. < it is perfectly harmless, pleasant, and immediately effective. All you have to do is to drop a---stymor tablet, obtained from the chemist's, in .a,, glass of hot water, and after the- resulting effervescence has subsided dab the affected'portions of the face freely with the liquid. When you dry the face you . will, find that the blackheads come right off on * the towel, the large pores contract and efface themselves, and the greasiness is all gone, leaving tho skin smooth, soft and c 001.,■,'" This treatment should be repeated a few times at intervals of several days in order to make sure that the result shall be permanent. "'.-'•"'-..-'

THE MAGNETISM-OF BEAUTIFUL . HAIR. ' Beautiful hair adds immensely to th«j personal magnetism of both men and women. Actresses and smart women - are ever on. the look out for any harmless thing that trill increase the natural beauty of their hair. The latest method is to use pure stallax as+n shampoo on account of the peculiarly glossy, fluffy and wavy effect which ft leaves. is As stallax has never been used much for this purpose it comes to the chemist only in £lb sealed original packages, enough for twenty-five or thirty shampoos. A teaspoonful of the fragrant stallax granules, dissolved in a cup of hot water, is mora than sufficient for each shampoo. It is very beneficial and stimulating to the hair apart from its beautifying effect. ~ " . "-, HOW TO REMOVE A BAD COMPLEXION. Cosmetics can never really help' a poor complexion; often they . are positively harmful.- The sensible, rational way is to actually remove the thin veil of stifling, half-dead from the face, and' i give th s "resh, vigorous, and beautiful young skin underneath -a chance to show itself and to breathe. ?" ■-'■ ■ This is best dose in a very simple way, by merely applying mercohsed wax at night, like cold cream, and washing it off in the morning.. Good mercolised wax can be obtained from any wcU-stocked chemist. It absorbs the disfiguring cuticle gradually and harmlessly, leaving a brilliant natural complexion. Of-course, this also takes with ife<all uch facial blemishes as red blotches, tan, moth patches, sailowness, liver spots, pimples, etc. As a freckle remover and general complexion beautifier this old-fashioned remedy is unequalled. THE POWDER PUFF'PAbSES. Every normal woman is always ' interested in. any plan by which she can quickly enhance her beaut;., provided the plan'- iV perfectly safe and simple. Ever" since the discovery that ordinary cieminite, such as any chemist can supply, is an instantaneous and harmless beautifier, there has been" a growing demand for it from smart women everywhere. They usually get about .an ounce and, add just enough "water to dissolve it. A little of ink perfectlv harmless lotion gives a beautiful com*plexiou to any face instantly. Moreover, its use cannot be /detected. The skin is instantly beautified, but appears perfectly natural under the closest scrutiny. . FALLING HAIR. How often one hears the lament, "I have tried everything on the market, and my hair conies out in handfuls." Not so surprising either when you come to think it over._ Hair tonics to be effective must be fresh, and there is no earthly reason why every woman should not make her own lotion at home. The'finest vegetable tonic obtainable is made by mixing *-a. - packet of boranium with i-pint of bay rum and adding sufficient Water to fill a halfpint bottle, This lotion rubbed briskly into the ecalp sets the hair roots tingling I with new life, and will, if persevered with, J give you back your "crowning |