Hair Design Goes All Out On ° .-.v __ __ _ . The look can be smooth and sassy, ultra-curly, “New wave” or simply brushed back staight - worn as a single dramatic statement or in playful combinations. The choice is yours! "There’s never been a better time to experiment with new hair silhouettes,’’ says Angela de Joseph, beauty consultant to Johnson Products, a leader ih blade hair and beauty products for SO years. “The word on hair fashion is high drama, cod sophistication, hot new looks. Suddenly, the sky’s the limit!" This new creative free dom translates into hair styles as individualistic as your lifestyle and per sonality - styles that can be changed according to your fancy, to suit your mood. _And for the black woman, these styling changes are now made pos sible through the use of home permanent curl kits. A curly perm transforms hair that is naturally very tightly ctirled (affording few styling options other than the length of the cut) (Left) Shorter hair looks great when relaxed aad Styled la a contemporary look. Just check oat Nicole Bernard, finalist from Potomac. Md.! Her hair b foil and fluffy at the crown, then gently tapered at the neckline - very popular far fall ’84. (Right) Tousled curls with control and body is right in style far fall *84. It's demonstrated beaatifnUy on Daphne Duvernay, Gentle-Treatment (TM) Model Search finalist from Las Angeles, California. into large, smooth, con trolled curls that can be dried naturally, blown dry, or set into a wardrobe of smart new styles. ' * _ Where once the perma nent process was best left to salon professionals, technological advances have made borne curl kits even more effective and easier to use. Johnson Tips On | One of the most popular trends in black hair design today is the use of the home permanent curl kit. "Everyone wants the curly look,” says Angela de Joseph, beauty ^oottdtggt to Johnson ProductsT' manufacturer of Ultra Curt <TM) The Unique Creme Curl Kit, "as it is carefree and easy to style. "You can change your look according to your mood. Let your hair dry naturally for smooth, con trolled curls. Style it in rows of waves or blow it dry for a straight look. A curly perm provides the body and support needed to achieve these styling changes.” However, ms. oe Joseph adds, it is especially im portant with hair that has been chemically treated to undertake a program of regular care. “The con dition of your hair is the key to extending the life of your perm. Taking the time each week to maintain the health of your hair will save you from problems later on.” Here, then, are some im portant tips from Johnson Products to help you keep your perm in tip-top shape: SHAMPOOING: When you use a treatment pro duct, am* as a curly permanent, you alter the hair’s chemical structure. This means that the hair's natural balance has been thrown off slightly, so you must replenish the mois ture you have removed.-. Black hair has a natural tendency to be dry, and frequent shampooing tends to dry it out even more, shortening the life at your curl. Shampoo no more than once a week, and stay away from harsh, super lathering detergent sham poos. Use a special pH balanced shampoo,' for mulated for use with chemically treated hair. CONDITIONING: Curly permed hair should be given a deep-penetrating conditioning treatment once a week, after sham pooing. Conditioning the hair regularly will help replenish moisture, add luster, and prevent da mage, leaving the hair smooth and manageable. For best results, apply the conditioner, then wrap your hair in a warm towel or plastic cap, and leave it on for ten minutes before .1-1-. ve„ . rinsing. ACTIVATING THE CURL: To revitalize your cirls, use a gel curl ac tivator after shampooing and conditioning. Rub it Into your palms and mas sage it into your hair. See T1P8 On Page 7C Products’ Research Cen ter, the largest research and development laboratoy devoted exclusively to the needs of' the black con sumer, has introduced' a new home permanent that is truly one-of-a-kind. Called Ultra Curt (TM) The Unique Creme Curl Kit, it has a creme’ base formula, allowing far more thorough saturation of each hair strand and resulting in a smoother curl from root to end. Suddenly it is possible to have beautiful curls without spending hours in rollers or in front of the mirror with curling iron in hand,” says Ms. de Joseph. The coming of the curly perm has brought new freedom and manageabili ty to hairstyling. Going curly is as simply as washing and drying the hair; maintenance a mat ter of reactivating your curls with a product such as Ultra Curl Instant_ Moisturizer, and weekly conditioning. Best of all, the perm process doesn’t require constant touch-up. The curly perm lasts longer - up to five months before reperming is neces sary. “Now, you can go swim ming, work out in the gym, and survive the humidity without wondering whether your Jbair will hold up," adds Ms. de Joseph. “The curl is built in to bounce back again and again. It’s hairstyling that is worry free.” But curls are only part of the story. The beauty of the curly perm is in the styl ing options it offers - from sleek smooth styles to textured looks. "Textures are the key to styling excitement for ’S4,” notes Ms. de< Joseph. "Some of the more out standing styles result from mixing textures. Hair may be worn straight and curly, curly and wavy, or all three at one time." The cut is more controlled, while the different textures add a sense of ftm and fantasy. This means that hair can do more than ever before. “The focus is thg «»i. houette - the shape of the haircut - and there’s a lot of news in this area,” Ms. de Joseph observes. "The look is flat on the sides and high avtbe crown - a pompadour effect - with perhaps a whimsical touch of bangs or one stray curl over the forehead. The contour follows the shape of the face; the hair brushed back from the face and longer and flatter to ward the back of-the-head. Hair is tapered at the neck line and is higher and wider at the crown, providing a nice contrast. Asymmetri cal styling adds a sense of playfulness and burner when you’re in the mood for something a -little daring.” ^^k , The curly pe^dn af fords the style-conscious male more alternatives. Men, ever more fashion conscious, want styling freedom - the ability to change a hairstyle for a totally new look. The curly perm can yield both so phisticated waves and soft, controlled cyrls, afford ing more options than hair worfi naturally. To denkmstrate styling versatility, Ms. de Joseph, working with leading hair stylists, has created a collection of new looks for Ultra Curl. All styles are easy to do at home. Set ting instructions are available by writing Johnson Products Com pany, Inc., 8522 South Lafayette Avenue, Chi cago, n. 60620. Cml up to one of these smart new hairstyles from Ultra Curt. Hqir is hot it’s now...an expression of your unique personality and lifestyle. Let this be the year that you make a “permanent’’ change for a brand new you! —©W— Skin Care-Cosmetics - Manicure Perfume & Jewelry Skin Care i Cosmetics 3,^,3 'Tfoitb (ZAanlotfo beauty Sato* "Reloxing Atmosphere, Best of Hair Care & Satisfied Customers" Curls •Perms •Press & Curls Conditions • Manicures And Free Hair Analysis fMIT gATlif I BELIEVE IN PROTEIN!! HAIR Protein is the answer to damaged hair, hair is made of Keritan which is protein. In dealing with chemicals and tints hair is robbed of its own protein, replenishing the protein and dipping the ends avoids further Himap WASHING...For proper breathing of the scalp, nb gular styled hair (perm or press) needs to be sham pooed and conditioned at least twice a month • curled heir needs to be shampooed at least once every three weeks. Curls do not require plastic caps, dripping an abundance of activator orstkkjrmois turizer to maintain their curly, bouncy look. Be sen sible in the amounts you apply Stop by for a free hair analysis. NAILS Push your cuticles back ai needed, this will ensure tlx health and growth at yam nails:—•?* 5 specialising hi Carls. Specialises la Hair Car*. Maaicares * Eyi^Brotv Arc Wag. no* Fortiwood *v». (At Ngroo) (704) 376-6333

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