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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10683, 1 August 1912, Page 5

HOW TO REMEDY HAIR TROUBLES.

(BY A SPECIALIST.)

No matter how careful you may be of your hair— how of Kin or how faithfully you ,may shampoo or brush it—the hair cannot attain the thick glossy brilliiance nature iuteiided for all men, women and children 60 Jclng as the dandruff germ iis capping the strength and vitality of the hailr roots. Frequent brushing of the hair a'nd a shampoo once every two or three weeks are both valuable aids to gaining hair beauty, but they ean'iiot destroy the dandruff germ. So fair as is known, the only way to destroy this germ is to rub into the tscalp twice a day ia mixture prepared by mixing 3oz. Bay Rum with £ dram Menthol Crystals and loz. Lavona de Cbmposee. As .this preparation not only destroys the (damanuff germ, but is also a tiruly roiarvel'lbus hair-grower, it 'should ibe applied only where h'air .is desired. Any chemist oan prepare the above formula, or you can prepare the ingredients and mix tlhem at home : but you must use ifc regularly ; kftid be sure to (brush your hair frequently and _ give it an occasional 'shampoo. Avoid the frequent use of hot 'curling tongs, as tlhey tend to make the Waif dull and "lifeies*- * Go, little verse ; , upon thy way, . And proud the joyful tidings teffl ; "There is mo cold nor cough to-day That can'not be made well." Go, tell the name, the magic name, Inscribe upon the heights of fame, The perfect balm., the sdcret s\wq, . "W. 13. Woods' Great Peppermint Qure." 1 i ,