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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVI, Issue 224, 21 March 1914, Page 6

A HOME-MADE HAIR GROWER THAT DOES MARVELS. During tlic last few years announcements have appeared occasionally telling how to make a really {rood hair tonic that would actually make the hair grow, and it gives us great pleasure to learn that so many who have tried it have obtained such remarkable results. • One lady writes that immediately after reading the formula, she went to her chemist and had him put up as directed, 1 ounce of Lavona de Umposec, %-dram menthol crystals, and 3 ounces bay rum. She took this home and, although her hair had been tailing out terribly, and she was threatened with baldness, she was astonished and delighted to note that the falling out of the hair stopped immediately, and the hair itself began to grow in an iimaziug manner. In fact, she states that it has already grown nearly eight inches m a little over two months. -Moreover, her hair is now brighter, glossier and more luxuriant than ever, and is still growing. SJie rubbed the tonic into the roots twice a day for tic Inst three weeks,.but now applies it only once a.day. It is especially interesting to note from this and other U'portß that this home-made hair-grower not only makes the hair grow most marvellously, but it also destroys the dandruff germ and keeps the hair roots ami scaip in a perfectly healthy and normal condition.

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