To Have Beautiful Hair

Sara H. Henton gives a bit of testimony on the care of the hair, which should be heeded by the opposite sex as well: The most beautifully kept hair I ever saw was that of two young school girls. They had their hair washed every week during the summer time, and every other week during the winter time. They used nothing but tepid i water with pure soap, then rinse in warm water, rubbing briskly, then dried quickly. They never took cold; in fact, they said they never had been quite free from colds untll they began to be systematic in regard to washing their heads; that their scalps used to be so tender they would get sore if they ;ombed or brushed them too hard. They kept the skin of their heads as white and clean as could be, and their hair grew thick and long. Never use ammonia or bórax. A little salt is good to strengthen the roots, but plenty of brushing, without using a fine tooth comb, and following the method described, is sufficient to make your hair healthy and lovely. I have trieil it.