Page 5 Advertisements Column 3

New Zealand Herald, Volume LV, Issue 16823, 13 April 1918, Page 5 (Supplement)

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* ■• —— ■Hv in my until I used hIEm "KOKO IS TflE NICEST DBESSING I HAVE "I WOULD NOT USE TO BE WITHOUT KOKO EVER USED." AS A DRESSING FOR MY HAIR. ''Whilst imparting i glossy appearance to the "It is so delightfully clean and refreshing- behair, it induces growth to quite a wonderful de- fore I used Koko my hair was so thin I thought gree; I find Koko splendid for making the hail of getting a wig. A friend recommended me to glossy and wavy." try Koko, and through using it regularly mv hair *I CAN WAVE MY HAIR IN HALF THE *"* become thick." TIME WITH KOKO." «1 ONLY HAVE TO WASH MY HAIR EVERY "Once my hair was too oily to dress properly, but 6 WEEKS WHEN USING KOKO." now, thanks to Koko, it is much easier to ar- "I find that Koko keeps my scalp so clean that it range; I have used Koko for years, and find it is unnecessary to wash it nearly as often as before improves the colour of the hair; mine has become I began using Koko; I would not be without Koko quite glossy again, and the natural lustre is re- f or anything, as I can dress my hair ever so much stored. Friends notice how much my hair has im- easier; I simoly cannot arrange my hair nicely •liroved, and ask me what I use." \ unless 1 use Koko." (EXTRACTS FROM VOLUNTARY LETTERS.) lit you will tlink OTor all the desirable features yea would wlah for la a hair dressing, and then ass Koto, yon trtC IftjS that no other preparation comes so nearly to your Ideal. It la not by mere coincidence that tor 27 years diacriialn&tiaj men and women have asked specifically for "Koko" when they require a hair dressfnj. They have proved eonclnslTety that cotajag else brings the same pretty, bright tints into (Jictr hair, while doing, so much to promote jaepcrttas Chemists' and Stores' Prices 1/9, 3/6, 6/T» shamuoo with PI-NO regularly means a dean, live scalp wirh so.'t. silky hair no*, and Healthy hair abundantly in after years. Sold « id. sicketft by. all chemists. It is the same in price, but different in every other way. The first trial Droves it