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New Zealand Tablet, 15 June 1916, Page 43

ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS. By arrangement with Mrs. Rolleston, Hair Physician and Face Specialist (qualified, London and Paris). Mrs. L.’ —The use of hot and cold water alternating is excellent for promoting the circulation of the scalp, previous to applying hair lotions. This may be done immediately after washing the hair. ‘ Eager,’—Dead hairs should never be allowed to remain in the scalp they should be brushed out as soon as they can be easily removed. If possible, . have a few scalp treatments when the hair is falling and the same follicle will always produce another hair. If unable to procure treatment, write to me, enclosing a few hairs for microscopical examination, and I will post a special hair lotion, price 5/-. •v ‘ Mrs. M.,’ —I really consider that baldness is remediable only in very rare cases; where the roots of the hair are dead, absolutely no hope can be given. Where there is a weak growth or any down,’ shaving that part and applying our .special tonic is a good means of stimulating the growth. ‘ Nameless.’The direct rays of the sun are of great value to the hair, and to dry the hair : n the sun has even a better effect than by electricity. Further replies (private and confidential) by letter. Mrs. Rolleston, 256 Lambton Quay, Wellington, and Cathedral Square, Christchurch. Advt.