SUPERFLUOUS HAIR.

New Zealand Times, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 8748, 2 June 1914, Page 9

SUPERFLUOUS HAIR.

There is not the slightest reason why anyone should suffer the humiliation and disfigurement of superfluous hair — nor is it necessary 'to suffer the slightest pain in having them removed. Modern science has progressed so for that pain can ho entirely eliminated from almost every treatment. With regard to superfluous hair, Madame Hullen has been fortunate in discovering a perfect remedy, which , not only removes the hair at the first application, but leaves the skin beautifully smooth and soft afterwards. The name of this excellent remedy is RUSMA.

Why go through the painful operation of electrolysis, or any other form of painful treatment when Rusma will obtain such splendid results without the slightest inconvenience or discomfort. .Madame Hullen has treated numerous clients at her pretty rooms in Boulcott street, and in every case the greatest satisfaction was expressed. Although preferable, it is not absolutely necessary for “ Rusma ” to he applied by an expert, but with instructions it can be used in one’s own home. This treatment has the additional merit of being very inexpensive, so it is within reach of ail who need it. Do not delay.—Advt.

LOVELY LINGERIE AND BLOUSES.

A visit to Sylvia's pretty showrooms, nest to Miss Tendall’s, in Eonth's Buildings, Featherston street, will convince you that' this millinery artist is also an export in the making of exquisite lingerie and blouses. Sylvia's skill and experience are, indeed, of the highest order. She has designed and made hate in Paris. Her needle has wrought the loveliest of garments for the trousseaus of London ladies. The specimens of her needlecraft now on view will appeal to all who desire work of the highest quality. Sylvia is, also showing charming new millinery models just received from her agents in Paris and London. An early call is solicited.