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After the scalp has been thoroughly cleansed by the shampoo, the following formula is to be used.

Salicylic acidЕЕЕ.......      1 part
Precipitate of sulphurЕ..   2╜ parts
Rose waterЕЕЕ..........   25 parts

The patient is directed to part the hair, and then to rub in a small portion of the ointment along the part, working it well into the scalp. Then another part is made parallel to the first, and more ointment rubbed in. thus a series of first, longitudinal, and then transverse parts are made, until the whole scalp has been well anointed. Done in this way, it is not necessary to smear up the whole shaft of the hair, but only to reach the hair roots and the sebaceous glands, where the trouble is located. This process is thoroughly performed for six successive nights the inunctions are commenced again, and this is continued for six weeks. In almost every case the production of dandruff is checked completely after six weeksТ treatment; and the hair, which may have been falling out rapidly before, begins to take firmer root. To be sure, many hairs which are on the point of falling when treatment is begun will fall anyway, and it may even seem for a time as if the treatment were increasing the hair fall. On account of the mechanical dislodgment of such hairs, but this need never alarm one.

Next to dandruff, perhaps, the most common cause of early loss of hair is heredity. In some families all of the male members, or all who resemble one particular ancestor, lose their hair early. Dark-haired families and races, as a rule, become bald earlier than those with light hair. At first thought it would seem as though nothing could be done to prevent premature baldness when heredity is the cause, but this is a mistake. Careful hygiene of the scalp will often counterbalance hereditary predisposition for a number of years, and even after the hair has actually begun to fall proper stimulation will, to a certain extent, and for a limited time, often restore to the hair its pristine thickness and strength. Any of the rubefacients may be prescribed for this purpose for daily use, such as croton oil, 1╜ per cent; tincture of cantharides, 15 per cent; oil of cinnamon, 40 per cent; tincture of capsicum, 15 per cent; oil of mustard, 1 per cent; or any one of a dozen others. Tincture of capsicum is one of the best, and for a routine prescription the following has served well:

ResorcinЕЕЕЕЕЕЕ...        5 parts
Tincture capsicumЕЕ..Е      15 parts
Castor oilЕЕЕЕЕЕ..Е       10 parts
AlcoholЕЕЕЕЕЕ.Е...      100 parts