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Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 2919, 3 November 1916, Page 3

(How to Treat your Hair and Complexion A Few Simple Beacty Hints « ./• .. '' ' '. &y Mdlle. GABY DESLYS, the well-known Parisian Actress n 5 ' 5 "' 116 , f° r a few hints on the treatment of the hair and complexion. ° e ' 653 "treatment" you give the skin the better. Ido not believe Vouch xn massage, but a little cream to tho.face is necessary to counteract tho effects of wind or .sun. What 'VOSSSTN,; cream would I rocommend? '•Yell, I adviso. you to uso a , .. little niercolized wax every Sight and again in the mom ' i&mlßllipgSlgk ing after washing the face. Rub it gently into tHo skin, then wipe off any superfluous ™ ™ dust a little barn- /' -(v* agavover the l'aoe. You will find that this will be tl:e.only / "trcfttmont" nocessary, and will keep your face fresh and I >M|k. »youthful-looking for all your life. Tfee mercolized wax (>,;«[ removes all the dead outer skin, so that you. havo ahiays II a res ' l com P^ x i° ll liko For the hair,' the first and! most important thing is a pood shampoo., Never; use - anything inferior to wash the hair with. Get some good stallax from your chemist and \>se a teaspoonful in a cup of - wa t cr - Then rinse the hair wall and it will look ■ ■ bright and glossy. A tonic is necessarv when" tho hair is inclined to fall out more than it should, and is always good to use during the spring and autumn. Then the hair needs■ a little—what do you call it?—stimulant, and for this I would advise you to get a packet of.boranium and mis it with some bay rum; dab this into tho roots and it will not only stop ♦he fall, but make your. hair grow long /iy/' ind thick. Give your hair a good brush- (/ /TjL ing every night and that will be all that you need do. • / ' / /f~~ — ,'•****» Blackheads Fly Away. ! Instantaneous Remedy .for Blackheads, Greasy Skin, and Enlarged Pores. A practically instantaneous remedy for blaokheads, greasy skins and enlarged '|>ores, recently discovered, is. now: coming into general use in the boudoir. It is Tery simple, harmless and pleasant. Drop a etymol tablet, obtained at the chemists, in a tumbler full of hot watcr. After the efforvescence has subsided bathe the face in the liquid, using a small sponge or soft cloth. In a few minutes dry the face and tho offensive blackheads w)U come right off on the towel. Also the laTge oily pores immediately close up and efface themselves naturally. The greasiness disappears and the skin is left smooth, soft and cool. This simple treatment is then repeated a few; times at intervals of four or five days to ensure .the permanence of the result. • ***#« • • Grey Hair—Home Remedy. ■ An old-fashioned Recipe restores Youthful Appearance. There are plonty of reasons' why grey hair is not desirable and' plenty of reasons why hair dyes should not be used. But, on the other hand, there is no reason why you should have grey hair if you do not want it. To turn the hair back to a natural colour is really a very simplo matter. One has only to get from the chemist two ounces of concentrate of. tammalite and mix it with three ounces of bay rum. Apply to the hair with, a small sponge for a few nights and the Ijreyness will gradually disappear. This liquid is not sticky or greasy, and does not injure the hair in onv way. It has been used for generations with most satis, factory results T>y those who htjve known the formula. « * * * e .* To Kill Roots of Superfluous Hair. The Most Effective Formula ever Discovered. ■ Women annoyed with disfiguring growths of superfluous hair wish to know not merely how to temporarily remove the hair, but how tD kill the hair roots permanently. For this purpose pure powdered pheminol may be applied directly to the objectionable hair growth. The recommended treatment is designed not only to instantly remove the hair but also to actually kill the roots so that tho growth will not return. About mil ounce of pheminol, obtainable from the chemist, should be sufficient.

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