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THE CHINA MAIL, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1935

The Woman's Page

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`INWARD MAILS.

FROM EUROPE

Agamemnon

FROM JAPAN

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Rajputana

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Buenos Aires Maru.

FROM SHANGHAI

Chenonceaux

Hector

Pres. Coolidge

Conte Verde

Hakozaki Maru

Pres. Monroe

Calchus

Rajputana

General Pershing

FROM MANILA

Feb.

Feb.

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IN 1935

TENDENCIES IN HAIRDRESSING

G THIS YEAR

DURING

The shape of our heads is more At others there are just one or two important than over this year, very deep waves.

14 if that possible. It is certainly If you have curls at all, and

14 true that we have become much nearly everyone does, you must 14 more

dilhouette consoleus; and have a permanent wave. Most

16 this applies to the silhouette of reasonable people avoid having

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22 the head-or, for that matter, of them on top or in front of the

22 the hands or the feet quite as head, where an efficient, waterwave 22 much As to the silhouette infor curl setting does all that is necessary and looks better, byt general.

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It is all very exacting, of course, there are exceedingly few types of even among the naturally and can be very hard work for peo-hair,

12 ple who have neglected these de- wavy, which will allow back or aide

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12 tails for years, and have only just curls to stay put by purely natural

awakened to the fact that some means 18thing ought to be done,

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"Permanents" To-day of your head; The modern permanent wave is The appearance however, is a much easier matter a very different thing from the to adjust than the appearance of Arst experiments in this useful your figure. It la not a question of art. Hairdressers have learnt so diet and exercise, of stern self-much more about the different Feb. denial in one direction and active types of hair and their reactions to 14 endeavour in another: but merely heat and chemicals that, provided one of reasonable eare over the you are prepared to pay a reason. condition of your hair and scalp, able price for good service, there 14 and a wise choice of hairdresser. is not the smallest reason to fear

The Ladies' Barber

the results.

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OUTWARD MAILS.

FOR EUROPE

If your hair is clean and silky,

Hair with a tendency to wave

and shining with the buralsh that naturally used to become kinky

14 only a healthy scalp and regular after permanent waving grey or brushing will give your hair-white hair was only to apt to dresser does the rest. Even if it become discoloured. To-day neither

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All the joy about this hairdress- ing magic is the immense variety that it can take

WINTER

BEAUTY

Now that cold dry weather bas replaced the damp atinosphere that has surrounded us until the last few days, skins must be wat ched and tended carefully or they wil protest against neglect by chapping, peeling, or assuming, a dry, wrinkled appearance. A good plan is to massage a soft nourish- ing cream into the skin for about ten minutes before going out in the morning, wiping off the sur plus at the end with face tissues and finishing with a few splashes of skin tonic.. Avold hard water! and soaps,

SLIMMING PROPERTIES

fadine and bromine, which ap pear in herbs and seaweed, are now known to have slimming properties. A herbal specialist combines with" ja diet a alimming cure composed of vegetable pills, which is slow in action because it is a natural pro CEAS, Another authority on slim! ming has prepared a cure from | blader-wrack seaweed, to be used

In conjunction with slimming · bath slats also containing lodine.

Peninsula Hotel Guests

Mr.

Mr. and

is only on the way to this desir of these disagreeable results need

The following is the lot of guests Stainfield and daughter, Mr., and Mr. able condition he can do a very be, anticipated and, under the

Stafford-Smith, Mr. N. Stockton, Mr. 16 great deal.

hands of an expert, you get merely staying at the Peninsula, Hotel:

G. N. Sherman Dr. A. Skinn, Mr. C. Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Allman, Major Stone, Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Stone, Miss way in which he cuts or what you want, hair with 'a com- 10 trims your hair, the position he mendable capacity for keeping its and Mra. L. Anderson, Mrs. Akroyd, B. Stone, Mr. E. Great Smith, Mr. G. Mr. G. Armitage, Mrs, Ian Beith, Miss Swan, Mr. A. V. Thomas, Lt. Beach or tidy curls and waves. chooses for deep waves

Boyd-Rochfort, Mrs. A. R. Bridge, Mrs. Thomas, Mrs. A. G. Trillo, Mr. W..F. curls or frond-like fringes can make

Illogical Partings. W. H. Bagnell, Mr. Chester Bennett, Taylor, Mr. J. Thomson, Comdr., and all the difference to your face and We are by no means drawn to Mr. R. Bigazzi, Sr. Lt. Comdr. and Tetley Nurse and child, Mas M. M. warda symmetry, at the moment. Mrs. L. Brigham, Miss D. Buckler, Lt Tyrrell, Dr. H. Talbot, P. J. general effect.

Indeed, in many cases, the two Cel. E. J. de Boys, Mr. B. G. Butler, Taylor, Mr. C. H. Unhehaun, Mrs. D. sides of the head are treated in an Mr. C. T. Barr, Mr. C. A. Blum, Mr. C. Varian and child, Mr. W. Van-

Wright, and Mrs. J. E. Barnes, Miss P. W derwerf, Mr. J. F. exactly. opposite manner. One pro- Brown, Mrs. and Miss Cotton, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Wolston; Dr. and Mrs. R- The tendencies that can be dele may be framed with a forward Mrs. P. Chance, Mr. and Mrs. Henry A. P. Waugh, Mr. Ed. G. Willems, scribed as definitely applying to flung fringe or a mass of curls in Choa, Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Church, Lt Mr. H, N. Williamson, Mrs. P... G.

Mr. W. G.

E. Webster, Mrs. R. J. Wolseley, early 1985 hairdressing are that an almost little girl manner, while Comdr. E. H M Colgrave,

Dowdall, Mr. A. L. Issard Davis, Mrs. R. Webby, Mr. R. L. S. Webb, 12 the actual nans of the neck is kept the other side is brushed back and hinsen, Miss D. le P. Cavanagh, Mr., Mr. and Miss Whitham. Miss pm, waved at the sides of the head and upwards with an almost classica and Mrs. J. B. Dennis, Miss C. Mr. A. C. Wilcox, Lt, and Mrs. P. R.

Donohue, Mrs. J. C. Drybred, Major M. Wisden. 12 off the cheeks, and that although severity. Whether you are 15 the hair line will be shown clearly posed to turn whichever profile is and Mrs. A. K. Davies, Mr. and Mrs. Easterbrook, Mr. A. C. Ellis, Mr. W. F. at one point or another it is also most in keeping with your conver: Edge, Mr. J. H. Ferguson, Mr. and usual to cover at leastpart of the sation to the person to whom you Mrs. J. N. Fleming, Dr. and Mrs, J. C. forehead, either with more or less are talking, or not; but this sort of Flowers, Mr. T. G. Figgins, Mr. P. 12 tight curls or with the delicate variation on the theme of a head Freedman, Miss F. Freedman, Miss

gives full value to the new hats A. C. Friedrick, Mr. E. Fr ml, Mia boiling water on from ten to fifteen 12 tendrils of a fringe.

Furber, Mrs. P. Groves, Mrs. M. Grey and enchants the knowledgeable Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Gardner, Mr. and All sorts of different things hap-milliner."

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32-Part of the body

(pl.) 25-A woman devoted to

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60-A harso's gait 159-A gàlf term

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63-A pastoral pipe

50-A color

67-A letter 60-Hinder

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