BRICES' TREATMENT FOR FALLING HAIR. Falling hair is a sign that unhealthy conditions have existed at the hair roots for a considerable time, and in some cases, even for years! Therefore it naturally requires a little time to bring the hair and scalp into a healthy state, the time required being according to the cause and the period the hair roots have been affected. Get your scalp healthy, and the dead hair will cease falling and a new growth will take its place. The best specific for the treatment of the hair is Brices' Regenerator. Mr Brice has made a life study of the Hair, as his father did before him, and for many years the Regenerator has proved the most successful hair lotion on the world's market. A course of Brice's Treatmant with the Regenerator will bring the hair and scalp to its natural heaJthy condition, and then the hair will grow as Nature intended it to. Brice's Circassian Dream should also be used to overcome dryness and to nourish the hair while the Regenerator is giving new life to the roots. Your hair is worth looking after: commence treating it now. All leading Chemists and Hairdressers stock Brices' Preparations at these prices:— Regenerator 3/6 (special strength 5/6), Circassian Cream 2/-; or you can get them by post from W. BRICE & SONS, Consulting Hair Specialists, Christchurch. m DON'T WEAR A TRUSS Seed for particulars of Rupture Appliance. Instant!? reveres and positively CBPM RUPTURE SttfcaMc tor Men. woman and children. Navel Rupture Appliances. Uterine and Abdamiaal Simporter*. Stnpenscries, eta. Sole controller in N.Z.; MARK SMITH Private AddreM, 24 Lawrence St WjJlmffhui Office - - 11 Marnier. Street WeilffigtoH
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Sun (Christchurch), Volume I, Issue 170, 24 August 1914, Page 9
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276Page 9 Advertisements Column 4 Sun (Christchurch), Volume I, Issue 170, 24 August 1914, Page 9
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