HOW TO TREAT THE HAIR.
Is your l-.oir dull imd lifolo—= :*• It can lie made rich and lustrous. U it creasy, oily, or dry and liriUlc? You call correct the condition which prevents the tiny oil elands from emit! ins' iust the riylit amount of oil to hoop your heir sold and silky. I- it i-i ill -1 nut !v powdered with dnmlrolfY llr does it come out iu comliI ill I Is ? To keep your sealp healthy and vie orotis as it should he heein at once to use Kamos I’oscmaiy and (.hiiuiiio I lair Tonic ohiaiuahh* al ds (id a hottlc from K. (‘aumrou Smith, Chemist, I athcdral Stpiare. f'hri'fcliurcli. I’osiyee Sd. Write for it. After hut a few ipplicatious you will lie delighted to see the wonderful difference in your hair. -Advl.
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Hokitika Guardian, 6 October 1923, Page 1
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135HOW TO TREAT THE HAIR. Hokitika Guardian, 6 October 1923, Page 1
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