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New Zealand Herald, Volume LIII, Issue 16408, 9 December 1916, Page 6 (Supplement)

Published by Arrangement. HOW TO TREAT YOUR HAIR AND COMPLEXION. A FEW SIMPLE BEAUTY HiNTS. BY MDLLE- GABY DESLYS. The Well-known Parisian ActressYou ask me for a few hints on the treatment of the hair and complexion. Well, the less "treatment" you give the akin tho better. Ido not believe much in massage, but a little cream to the face is necessary to counteract the effects of wind or sun. . What cream would I recommend? Well, I advise you to use a little mercolised •wax ©very night and again in the morning after washing the face. Rub it gently into i the skin, then wipe off any superfluous wax ! and dust a little barri-agar over the face. ; You will find that this will be the onlj I "treatment" necessary and will keep your ! lace fresn and yoiithlul-looking for all your 1 life. The mercolised wax removes all the j dead outer skin, so that you have always a ' fair, fresh complexion like a girl's. j For the hair, the first and most imporj tant thing is a good shampoo. Never use i anything inferior to v. ash the hair with. Get some good stallax from your chemist arid use a teaspoonful in a cuu of hot | water. Then rinse the hair well and it I will look bright and glossy ' A tonic is necessary when the hair is 1 inclined to fall out more than it should, i and is always good to use during the spring | and autumn. Then the liaii needs a little i —what do you cail it?—stimulant, and lor ! thi- I would advise you to get a packet of j lioranium and mix it with some bay rum; I dab this into the roots and it will not only ; stop the tall, but make your hair grow long j and thick. Give your hair a good brushing I every night and that will be all that you j uetd do. —G.vbt Deslis. • BLACKHEADS FLY AWAY. ' Instantaneous Remedy _ for Blackheads, Greasy Skin, and Enlarged Pores. | A practically instantaneous remedy for 1 l lackheads, greasy skins, and enlarged pores. | recently discoveied. is now coming into ; K<r.;-rai use in the boudoir. It is very simple. ; haitnlcss, and pleasant. Drop a stymoi i tablet, obtained at the chemist's, in a tum- : bler full of hoi. water. After the elferves- ■ cencc has subsided bathe the face in the liquid, using a small sponge or soft cloth ! 111 a few minutes dry the face and the . offensive blackheads will come right o.i on 1 tilt tc.vei. Also the large oily pores immediately close Hi and efface themselves raturally. The grt-asiness disappears, an ' 'he . skin is loft smooth, soft, and cool. TV-.a ■ simple treatment is then repeated r. few- ; times at intervals of four or Sve day& to | ensure the permanence of the result. j GREY HAIR—HOME REMEDY. ! , An Old-fashioned Recipe Restores Youihfui ! Appearance. There are plenty of re ,»ons vhv grey hair is not desirable and plenty of reasons why j hair dyes should not be used. But, on ttie ; other hand, there is no reason wh - yea ' should have grey hair if you do not want I it. To turn, the nair back to a natural colour jis really a very simple matter. One has i only to get from the chemist two ounces I of concentrate of tammalite and mix it with I three ounces of bay rum. Apply to the | hair with a small sponge for a few nights '■ and the grjyness will gradually disappear ; This liquid is not sticky or greasy and does ! nor injure the ttair in any way. It has been I iisv'o Jos r'i"';U.-rs wiN most saii?f*rto■ •* k3Uj's by ■n-.r* rt>3 ,"a ,[now: th« to-. I n ula : -v KIT L RCOI 01-' f-D'-'E^FLrct-j The Most En*ctive Foroiula Evar I The Most Elective Forciula E'var < Discovar-?^ Women annoyed with disfiguring .rowtnn of superfluous hair wish to kn.;-c- not w ef .|' now to temporarily remove -he nair , how to kill the hair roots permanently" p,' this purpose pure powdered pheminii -nav be up plied directly to the objectionable hair giowth. Ihe recommended treatment , nesigned not only to mstan.ly remove fh« hair bu-, aißt> to actually j, 1 the root« « that the growth , will not return. About an ounce of pheminol, obtainable from tj£ chemist, should oe sufficient. 1*