Ogden Evening Standard | 1911-07-20 | Page 4 | A Cooling Shampoo for Summer Months

A Cooling Shampoo for Summer Months "Because of profuse perspiration and excessive ollincss of tho scalp in oiuuuiui time, writes ours. iHiie iuar-tyn, iuar-tyn, In tho New York Herald, "many women find the hair difficult to manage. man-age. Ordinary shampoo mixtures fail to remove all dust and oil, and invariably invari-ably leave tho hair stringy and matted. mat-ted. "The simplest and best thing with which to cleanse both scalp and hair Is plain canthrox A teaspoonful of canthrox dissolved in a cup of hot water is enough for n good shampoo and a llttlo at a timo poured on tho head and rubbed brlsklv creates a white, thick lather, wond'erfully cooling cool-ing and soothing. Rinsing loaves tho scalp and hnir delightfully clean and the hair dries quickly, taking on a. beautiful brllllnncv and softness.''