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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10671, 18 July 1912, Page 5

MAKE YOUR OWN HAIR TONIC* Iti' a recent issue tlie Lady's Realm 6f London published a special article on tlie cai"e of the hair, in whic'h was ,given the formuia for a home-made hair tonic that was highly recommenced for its i-eimla!rkaible hair-growing (properties, as .welll 'as far stopping tfaiHing hair, revitalizing the hair iroot?;, and des'trloying the dandnff germ. This article wais off special interest to me, as the formula was one jwhicli I, myself, have seen used _in countless cases wiitih [most astonishing [benefit, thus confirming any belief that ■home-made liaii ( preparations are the foefot. For the benefit of thioise who Jwive not seen it ibeffore, I give die formula herewith. _ ... [Procure from you'r chemist a fourouiice bottlie confefuidng three ounces df Bay Rum, one ounce of Lavona de .Composee (Smith's) and i dram Menthol Orystais. Diissdlve the crystals 'in .the Bay Rum, and then add the Lavona de Com.posee; shake thoroughly mild 'apply night and morning ,to rthe rooiSs of the hair, rubbing into tlie scmlp with the finger tips. This preparation contains no colouring mattea', (but restores glrey hair to its original colour by it®, action' on tlie hair atoots. Tif you desir it, pea-fumed, add half a sp<oorufdl df JVench Eon Fleuv pea-fume, which combines perfectly with the other ingredient®, and impacts a, .mo&t pleasing iscent. (Do not apply where hair is no't desired).*