ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS.

New Zealand Tablet, 10 January 1918, Page 81

ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS.

By Arrangement with MRS. ROLLESTON, Hair Physician and Face Specialist, Qualified London and Paris. L.R.P. To keep the hair in good condition, brush it well night and morning. - Massage the scalp for % two or three minutes before doing so.' Have the hair cut or singed once a month, and shampooed ; if this is done at home, use Calvo, Shampoo PowIH ders (6d each; or 5/- dozen), according to the M directions; after rinsing the hair thoroughly with jpl water, squeeze a lemon into a quart of water and pour it over the scalp and hair. Where there is ' ■ any dandruff present apply Virginian Scalp ' Food / (3/6) on the night before washing the hair. An electric dryer or the sun is best for drying the" 3< hair. If the hair is not in a good condition to "begin with, a course of our special treatment for one guinea is all that is inquired. •-" Further replies posted. MRS. ROLLESTON’S ROOMS, Dominion Building, Cathedral Square, Christchurch, > : -!:« Lambton Quay, Wellington. Twr- I;-