ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS

Sun (Christchurch), Volume IV, Issue 1163, 2 November 1917, Page 2

ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS

IBy Arrangement with Mrs Rolleston, Hair r Physician and Face Specialist, qualified 1 London and Paris.] . "H.W."—To keep the hair in a good condition after a course of treatment, ac- , quire the habit of rubbing or massaging .the scalp every night for two or three ! minutes with the finger-tips; then brush i the hate well with a moderately stiff bristle - tffush (not whalebone). If the scalp is naturally dry, apply a little < Virginian Scalp Food (3/9 posted) on the 1 night before washing the hair. Use Calvo Shampoo Powders (fid each), or Henna , Shampoo Powders if the hair is brown (1/- each). "Bay.' - —A course of face massage is the best means of improving your complex- '• ion. It is quite unnecessary afterwards to continue treatments, though your skin would benefit greatly by the care and attention you will be instructed to give it during the course. Fee 21/- (five treatments). Private Rooms for Shampooing. Hair Treatment, Face. Massage, Hair Staining, Henna Staining, and Electrolysis. A Speciality is Made of Modern Hairwork. MRS ROLLESTON, Dominion Buildings, Cathedral Square.