ATRAPILATORY,


OR LIQUID


HAIR DYE
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FOR CHANGING THE COLOR OF THE HAIR
TO ANY REQUIRED SHADE OF BLACK


OR BROWN, IN A FEW MINUTES,
BY simple and easy process, without staining the


skin, or in any ,cay inj,u'ing the hair.


BY J. LAIRD, 81 CHATHAM STREET.


THE great advantages possessed by this Hair Dye over
perfectly natural solor comparatively short of
much Of the trouble and attending the
Of all former dyes entirely obvateL this For produ-
cipg the lighter shades of brown the Aapatoy be said
the only preparation through which satisfactory result
be relied and in addition the color having close
that OF completely defy deec
ton the of the dye will be found injurious
the hair which, after the operation. viii
toned softness, elasticity and gloss


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