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Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 2969, 5 January 1917, Page 3

How to Theat your Hair and Complexion A Few Simple Beacty Hints By Millie, GABY DESLYS, the well-known Parisian Actress >.• f°r -a few hints oil the treatment of the hair and complexion. A Well, the less ■''treatment"...yon" give the skin the'letter. I do not believe much m manage, .but. a.little cream ..to the face is necessary to counteract the : effects.of wind or sun.--.What" - ■'■ ■ oream would I recommend? ; iWel!, I advise you ,to use a '' little mercolized wax every • -night .and again m the morn / s \ ing after washing the face. Bub it gently into the skin, / \ then wipe off any superfluous : ; wax and dust a little Darn- / ? A agar over the iaoe, You will . find that this will be tbe only r -v- '\ "treatment" necessary, and will keep ' jour face fresh antl k > M youthful-looking for all your ' life. Tha mereohzed wax I, tZL Sf -ii removes all the dead outer ; skin, so that you have always K ' s *i •"* 1 |i f a Jr, fresh complexion like egirl's. . \. for the hair, the first and \ ~5 Vs?s/ most important thing is a ■» good shampoo; Never, use \ }', , '»< , a anything inferior to wash the hair "witty. Get some, good w f -y stallax from your chemist and ~ T360 a ■ teaspoonful in a cup of . hot -water. Then xiiLSD the - hair wellr'and-it".will look '• 'bright and glossy. \l. '-A taniorjpf.necessary,.when - ' .. 1 'the hair is inclined to fall v out more than it ehould, 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 ytfa to'get a packet of boranium and mix it with some bay rum; dab this «'• into the roots and-it will not only stop _ /j the fall, but make your hair grow long /) * '■ »nd thick. Give your hair a good brush- (/* fs&r /C''v ing every night and that will',be all that •/ - you need do, / f J • N • ' » • • • • Blackheads Fly Away. Instantaneous ; Rf for : Blackheads, Greasy-Skin, and Enlarged Pores. A practically- remedy for 'blackheads, greasy skins and enlarged ■"•pores; recently discovered, is now coming into general use in the boudoir. It is" very pimple, harmless and pleasant. Drop a stymol tablet, obtained at the chem- •" ssts, ill a tumbler full of hot water. After the effervescence has . subsided batho the face in the liquid, using a small sponge or soft cloth. In a few minutes dry the , face-and the offensive blackheads will come Tight off on the towel. Also the large oily pores immediately close up and efface themselves naturally. The greasiHC6S disappears and the skin is left smooth, soft and cool. This simple treatment IB tken 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 plenty of reasons why grey hair is not desirable and plentv of ' rettsons 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 hack, to a natural colour is really a very simple 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 ; greyness will, gradually disappear. This liquid'is not sticky or greasy, and does I'-not injure the hair in any . way. It has been used for generations witi most satis, 'factory results' by those who have 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 to kill the liair roots permanently .. For this purpose pure powdered phominol may be applied directly to .the objectionable hair growth. The recommended treatment is designed not only to instantly remove the hair but also to act ually kill tho roots so that the growth will not return. About an ounce of phe minol, obtainable from the chemist, , -(mould ba sufficient. .

, The simple request of Queen Marv: —"I appeal to all 1 the presidents of the 'Needlework Guilds to organise a laree 'collection of garments for those who will suffer oil account of the T>*ar, and 1 appeal to all women who are in a • ' position : to db so to aid, their work," has reached Kobe, in Japan, among. • many other places, and splendid organised., work.. is..vbeing, .done •> there. . A . ".'league was_ formed with three objects, the first being the collecting of monthly subscriptions from British' 'men"and women to giro to the Prince of. Wales's STund for the • dependants ■of fighting' men; secondly,' for tho collecting of money rand; goods for the JRed, Cross; nnd 'the third object,, the collectihg-of-newand second-hand clothing and footwear to 6end to England for the poor .> and war refugees. A booklet has been issued with an account"oosf s the work in Kobe, and oho picture: shows 1 the ■ league's workroom,, with a good portrait of Mrs. -Macara, -a New Zealand lady, who is a leading worker. Another interesting picture shows a meet- 1

ing of Japanese and British Red Cross workers, where there are numbers of dainty little Japanese ladies present, wearing their national dress. Speoial mention ia made in'the report of tlio generosity of the varions shipping companies which trade to and from jspan,' and all of which carry the league's goods free. Hie booklet contains a splendid .record of work, and closes with lists of thousands of useful goods sent to tho Red Cross and the poor.

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