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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXII, Issue 18964, 11 March 1925, Page 13

BEST HAlii SHAMPOO' IS ONE W 1 L'IIOUT SOAP. Did vou ever .stop to think that your liiixfi looks wretchedly had, simply because yoU wash it. too often? Vi c all like to httva lovelv clean hair, but !noeit soapa and readymixed shampoos contain too much alkali, which dries the scalp and makes the hair brittlo and lifeless. They also coat tha strands with sticky mutter that collects dirt quickly, requiring another wash sooner than C °For "regular use there is nothing to equal iu»t pltn'n colinated cocoanut oil (a pure, saponified, but quite greaseless lwnd> which is far better than, the most costly, heavily perfumed (but alkali laden) soai» io \ couplVof ieaspoonfuls cleanses thei has* from roots to tips completely Merely web. the hair with water and rub it through. A ronious amount of rich, heavy, creamy lather collect every sign of dust. dirt, dandruff or oil - and it rinses out very easily. The hair dries rapidly and uniformly, leaving the scalp soft and cool, and the hair fine and silky, brilliant. Blowy .* nd J* cVirjithl liavo no difficulty in getting: court •iled cocoa nut oil from any chemist—but ba sure iK "colinated.'' This is not at all expensive and will last all the. family a fonc time Sister will like it immensely, because it leaves the hair a % e „ a ? y nt to al l re sin though it hadn t been washed at all. IMPORTANT. —Bo not confuse> Colinated Oocoanut Oil with cheap and sticky emulsified concentrated or oiU or raw cocoanut oils. Iherejs amy one' genuino Colinated Cocoanut Oil, noncreasy, and is compounded only by «'<"> International Laboratories Look for>h« maker's, name on every bottle to eocara satisfaction.) —Advt,