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Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1496, 19 July 1912, Page 3

TOILET HINTS. BEAUTIFUL HAIR adds to the attractions of a pretty face and hah' redeems n plain one. Xo part of the organisation requires more attention. From the very earliest ago tho Hair should receive tho most eons! ant and thorough attention, groat care being taken to cultivate thorough cleanliuchJ, which is the most essential safeguard against all future diseases of tho scalp and the consequent falling of the hair. DAWDRUFF. Dandruff is the most common of all scalp <lis?ases, and once it has made headway is extremely difficult to cure. In the incipient stage, however, it easily yields to treatment. If neglected, it inI variably produces irritation of tho scalp, falling of (ho hair, baldness, and premature greyness, while the hair is robbed of its tone, colout, and luxuriance. Mrs. liolleston advices all who are troubled with Dandruff to apply Virginian Scalp Food before washing the hair. Price 3s. Gd. per jar. Posted (plain wrapper) 3s. Sid. Courses of Treatment from 21s. Single Treatment ss. BALDNESS. This affection of tho hair folicles, unless following an acute disease, progresses slowly, and is caused by pressure from stiff hat bands, fsndentary occupations, mental worry, too frequent washing , , and, most often, from inadequate or improper care of the scalp. When Baldness is treated in its early stages there is every hope of curing it. brassage of the Scalp should be done twice a week at least, and the daily use of a special lotion for baldness is absolutely necessary. •Special Lotion for Baldness, ss. Posted (plain wrapper, ss. Gd. In. Localised Baldness, or Alopecia Areata, the hair will suddenly fall off in one or more patches. It is generally caused by debility or some local nervo trouble in the scalp. Immediate treatment is necessary, and an ointment applied every night and morning. Alopecia Ointment, is. Gd. Hair Splitting and Breaking—This condition is usually met with among persons in poor health, or those who have dandruff.of long slandin?. The split ends of the hair should be clipped off or singed away, and a thorough course of scalp massage given, as well as a stimulating Hair Tonic applied. Clipping and Singeing. Is. Gd.; Hair Tonic, 3s. Cd. GREYWESS. When Greyneis is premature—that i?, when it is caused by illness, worry, or a general debilitated state of the system— it may often, by timely care, be entirely arrested, but when greyucs; is hereditary it is almost useless to attempt to prevent it by treatment, and the only means of restoring tho colour is to use a reliable Hair Stain or Hair Restorer. Imperial Hair Stain, all shades, 4s. 6d. bottle. . ■ Dr. Waldron's Hair Restorer, Is. Gd. bottle. Posted (plain wrapper), Bs. . Courses of Treatment, from 21s. Single Treatments, ss. HAIRDRESSING. INDIVIDUALITY IN COIFFURE... A woman should always try to find a stylo of hair dress suitable to her form of face and feature. It is not necessary to niako this elaborate. Oftinies the simplest style is tho most becoming. Jlustrahons of London and Paris Haiidrcssings are received every month, and a speciality is made of Ball and Evening Coiffure. Lessons in Hairdressing, ss. HAIRDRESSING ACCESSORIES. The present style of hairdrcssiiig de-inands-if the hair is not luxuriairt-a little assistance in the form of Switches Braids, Pompadours. Toupees.etc. Mr«". Kollcslon is a direct importer of human hair, most carefully selected for her. bv her agent m Paris.. It is necessary to exercise great care in purchasing human Hair, as Chinese and Japanese has a considerable sale in both England and America, but it is under suspicion as being sometimes tho communicator of- skin diseases of a painful, persistent character. Ladies, ivhoio hair is scanty, will, bv calling on Mrs. Eolleston, bo advised of the test means of hairdressing. Hair combinp, if -not short or broken, make up well into switches, braiding, or rolls. CHILDREN'S HAIR. Ihe car* of (ho hair in youth is so important and essential a matter in relation to its welfare later on in life tha't mother? V?- a i T, f, D V° )ri ', ,g tbdr children to Mr,. Rollestcn to have their hair cut periodically, and earn the care and treatme; it of it. Advice, gratis. Clipping, i< Daiidanno" specially recommended for removing dandruff from children's scalp* crs)° f; s!i POr 3 ' !U ' - P ° stcr (plai!l wr "P----HYPERTRYCHOSIS, OB SUPERFLUOUS HAIR. The condition of hypertrychosis is far more prevalent than usually supposed l, e . cause many women are unfortunately addicted to-the habit of pulling out the J'.airs as fast as they appear, or to.the equally futile habit of using one of the many widely-advertised, "positivo arid permanent" depilatories. Professor P. S Hayes, M.D., very pointedly remarks! Application of any. chemical which will penetrate deeply enough to destroy the hair must of necessity destroy the skin itself."_ There is only one 'way known to science of removing superfluous hairs permanently, and. that is elcctrolvsis. For this treatment, Mrs. Kolleston "was awarded tho highest diploma at. the Dr. Rhode s School of Electrolysis in America; Treatments, ss. FACE MASSAGE.' Beauty of complexion .should be every woman's aim, and, .admitting that some skins Tcc(uire special treatment, nearly all can be improved and certainly preserved by a. course of massage .and. careful attention to the advice given with it. A jnud<ly, coar.'.e, nii:l sallow skin is changed in colour and texture until it becomes clear and brilliant, by devoting a. few minutes each . night to the treatment prescribed, and the use of a good skin food. , "Masseinc" is very highly recommended, and the sale of it. abroad has surpassed that of any.other face cream. Mrs. Rolleslon has just received her first shipment from London, and con conscientiously advise her patrons to use it It is one. of tho few creaihs that never fails to give satisfaction, and is guaranteed not to induce the growth of superfluous hairs. "Massieue," price 3s. Cd. jat. Posted (plain wrappers), 3s. Od. Courses of Faco Jlassage (hand, vibro, and.electrical)--with instructions, from 215.; single, treatments s=. THE HANDS. Pretty filbert-shaped nails are possessions to ba prized by those who appreciate physical beauty, and nail culture or manicure is now very widely recognised. Well-kept nails betoken a swim of refine: ment and culture in the <wner. ttellforined nails are, of course, natures endowments; but unless they are carefully cut and polished, they scon lose thear natural beauty. With each manicure Mrs. Rolleston instructs her clients on tho care and treatment of the hands and nails. Manicuring, 2s. "Zolenc" for beautifying the hands and nails-and preventing chapping. 2s. Gd. per jar. Poster (plain wrapper), 2s. 9d. N.B.—All human, hair is sold at English prices, and purchasers are taught gratis the most becoming and latest styles of Haii'dressing.

MRS. ROLLESTON, 256 • LAMBTON QUAY WELLINGTON. Tel. 1599. JTis good to see bonny boys & girls, healthy children. They are made of good food, fresh air .and Lane's Emulsion, a LADIES , TAILOR. COSTUMES, A SPECIALITY. COSTUMES, from £i 4 9 . SKIRTS, from £1 10s. I. JOSEPH, I'oukott Chambers. ' Bonlcott St. Thone 3083. "SIfKDDING Invitations, At Home .» ' Cert];, etc.. executed in correct style at the "Dominion" General Printing House, Dominica Ar.eaue. - 'Phone 1112.