Hair Culture: Rational Methods for Growing the Hair and for Developing its Strength and Beauty
Bernarr Macfadden, physical fitness enthusiast and successful publisher of the early Twentieth Century, originally published this hair care guide in 1922. In it, he shares facts and techniques everyone should know about hair and how to care for it, enhancing its beauty and strength.
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Hair Culture: Rational Methods for Growing the Hair and for Developing its Strength and Beauty
Bernarr Macfadden, physical fitness enthusiast and successful publisher of the early Twentieth Century, originally published this hair care guide in 1922. In it, he shares facts and techniques everyone should know about hair and how to care for it, enhancing its beauty and strength.
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Hair Culture: Rational Methods for Growing the Hair and for Developing its Strength and Beauty

Hair Culture: Rational Methods for Growing the Hair and for Developing its Strength and Beauty

by Bernarr MacFadden
Hair Culture: Rational Methods for Growing the Hair and for Developing its Strength and Beauty

Hair Culture: Rational Methods for Growing the Hair and for Developing its Strength and Beauty

by Bernarr MacFadden

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Overview

Bernarr Macfadden, physical fitness enthusiast and successful publisher of the early Twentieth Century, originally published this hair care guide in 1922. In it, he shares facts and techniques everyone should know about hair and how to care for it, enhancing its beauty and strength.

Product Details

ISBN-13: 9781557095022
Publisher: Arcadia Publishing SC
Publication date: 11/01/2000
Series: Applewood Books
Edition description: REPRINT
Pages: 214
Product dimensions: 5.02(w) x 8.06(h) x 0.60(d)

About the Author

Macfadden led an illustrious life. A lifelong believer in exercise and healthy eating, he was a personal trainer and physical therapist, created exercise equipment, and authored more than 100 books, most dealing with strength and vitality. He founded the Coney Island Polar Bear Club, was the first to promote body-building competitions (Charles Atlas was a winner of his "Most Perfectly Developed Man" contest), and founded the monthly magazine Physical Culture. Personal letters from readers of Physical Culture led to the creation of more Macfadden Magazines - True Romance, True Detective, and Photoplay among them - making him one of the most successful magazine publishers in history.
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