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Identifier: skinitscaretr00maur (find matches)
Title: The skin, its care and treatment; teaching every detail of this important work in a simple, concise and practical manner
Year: 1904 (1900s)
Authors: Maurer, Ruth D. (Johnson), 1870- (from old catalog)
Subjects: Skin
Publisher: Chicago, McIntosh Battery & Optical Co
Contributing Library: The Library of Congress
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Hairbrush Electrode. stimulating tonic is placed in the handle connected to thepositive pole and placed upon the scalp, while the negativeelectrode is held in the hand. The entire scalp is treatedin this manner and the treatment is finished by giving the
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Figure 28.Scalp Massage—First Movement. 208 THE SKIN. scalp massage as directed. Treatments for this peculiaritymust be given at least twice a week and the work done athome should also be of a nature that will assist in this proc-ess. For instance, it is advisable to sponge the scalp atleast twice a week with this mixture: Alcohol 6 § Oil mace 2 3 If it is impossible to obtain electric treatments and theyare found to be necessary it will be advisable for patientsto secure their own batteries with the brush attachment andthus be in a position to use the currents as often as they like. In connection with this topic it may be well to mentionthe practice of clipping or singeing the hair. There hasbeen for many years a difference of opinion on these points,and until recently few of the higher authorities have seenfit to give much attention to the discussion. Now it is de-cided that clipping is the best method, as burning takesaway too much of the vitality. The split ends are so nu-merou

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