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Ever since the tint women looked
into n poliohed surtece end decided
thet her sppesrenco would be greet-
iy benefited by cerleln sophistlceted
modincetions. the teminine sex hu
been tempering with its neturei
boeuty. .
Among the first of the teetureo to
receive ettention has been the heir.
long known so “women's crowning
lion." end now merely en edded
source oi income to the tonsoriel
ertist. The _iirst heir dyes were
mode from vegetsbie substences.
Then come motellie. chemicel com-
pounds. end more recently the syn-
thetio dyes isrgely derived trom cool
ter products.
Among the vogetehie dyes, hence
is the bolt‘hnown exemple_ but in-
digo. wood extracts. sore end csmo-
lnile here been popular. l-leir dyed
with henne is light red. but one
hour will moire brown heir extreme-
ly rod end give to white end blond
their e quite peculler orsnge color.
extremely ertiiiciel end unettrec-
the.
The wood extracts end csmomile
produce ell sorts ot pecuiier colors.
The! ore reesonebiy sate. hut suffer
from the disedvsntege thet the dyes
ere didlcult to prepare end the
result not eepecieily permsnent.
Meet at these dyes do not penetrate
the heir shett. but merely cost it so
‘thst their repeated use tends to
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mete the heir quite brittle. ‘
Meieliic dyes include combinetione
of iced. silver, copper, tin. end other
motels. All meteliic heir dyes, on-
cording to Dr. McCeiIerty. who hoe
written extensively on the subioct.
must be considered es Detention!
dangerous when used for sny length
at time. The materiel mey be ob-
sorbed into the body end the person
so saturated with metellic poison
that he develops serious symptoms.
Most of the dye substence oflerod
on the market and advertised in
publications ere combinetions ct
henne with metallic eubotencos.
The dye ection depends principeily ‘
on the pyrogellol end on the
motel. with just enough henne pres-
ent to permit the menulecturer to
use the neme “henne dye."
The most common dye used todey
is the synthetic drug known es pere-
phenylene-diemine. Meny persons
ere especially sensitive to this drul
end develop severe uptions follow-
ing its use. In c tsln instences.
eruptions on the book of the neck
under: the arms follow the wearing
of furs dyed with this substance. In
Germany. the dye must elweys be
marked with e. "poison" lebei end
most European countries have tol-
iowed thet example.
In this country. legisletures ere
only beginning to consider legisietion
of a. similar character.
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