ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS

Sun (Christchurch), Volume III, Issue 882, 7 December 1916, Page 4

ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS

[By arrangement with Mrs Rollcston, Hair Physician and Pace Specialist, qualified London and Paris.] “ ILll.”—The face should either he washed in tepid water every night or cleansed with a face cream. Massage Cups purify the skin and remove any blackheads that may blemish it, if used with the cream. “ E.S.”—The hair needs cutting or singeing at least every two months. It is advisable to bave it done before shampooing. .T..T.M.”—Calvo Shampoo Powders are the best for thoroughly cleansing the hair and nourishing the roofs. They do not make it dry or bridle, hut soft and glossy. If the water is hard, squeeze a lemon in the rinsing water. Further replies by letter. DOMINION III'II.DINCS, Cathedral Square. .10