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DYING the HUMAN HAIR-Recrnt and minute ob.rrya-
uo-s have convinced me- that Of the preparations
TenGa M av oF the natural color OF The Hair have to


An those WHICH have been employed have been merely


harge biNnuth &c. All the dyes said 70 be vegetable are
also npo.ltlons upon the public, for word they
under whatever name or form they NAV b. vent.,


W ithout giving an analysis OF se mineral substances


will however give the result Of my researches what
ates 10 their employment in tinging the hair.


First, viii remark that their degree OF caucy ought
to cause them TO be forever banshed from the laboratories
and shops where they sold (See a Treatise on the
treatment Of the Hair. BY A. Grandean, pages 5 l6)


However, may give the hair color more or less
vitality and briancy and also the animal oil sic belongs
oit Since il is dried and burnt BY The process there
OF course be de e-riorauon.


occasion the mischie.s they produce less The
tnssd hair changes IN ssry le while 1s co!ors pro-
silver used The pases, powder or poamade remain
some dayr without taking the purple red hue Il is truly
curious 10 SEE the hair pass gradually from jet black
purple red violet scars kc colors by no means natural
10 the human capillary tube.


satisfactory result and defy all the vendcrs.
another prove the contrary Of what haze advanced;
all their coIo.ng preparations, without single exception
being an Internal composition which consumes, instead
unging the hair.


Ihase been frequently consulted BY persons who after
having made trial o,he causcs have incurred not beau
t:u head OF black but on the contrary cauterza-
ton Every body knows that judgements have been
often rendered By legal tribunals against the impudent and
ignorant venders who have rendered people blind dead
headaches and swelling. &c, by sheir dee,erous com,
pounds


Trus, in experienced Never undertake 10 color your
hair.


Before concluding. let be permitted me to remark 10
the reader that the color whether natural or accidental OF
The hair depends only The chemical conditions Of the
animal OIL which peneates The capillary tubes and not
upon age FOR example, young NAV be in .uch
may destroy the Amid and leave the bulbs OF The har in
:oai( W;,I 7s 1.d5y dry as IN the case of old age


e eoEnison OF The organs more or less abundant, in the
nonrishing juice, and not By the amount Of years


al al persons who ,lesrous dy.ing the Hair can
procure the only genuine Dye prepared from the original
formula OF the great chemist, Baron Thanasd By A Grand