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By DIANE HILE .
They're shrinking heads in
the beauty salons.
Once you walked' into the
fceauty shop and came out
looking as if your hair was
going to take you around the
world for 80 days. Now you
walk out looking as if it be
longed to you.
Naturalism is the look.
Long, sleek, shining, healthly
looking hair that sparkles in
the sunlight.
Bangs and blunt cuts are
the stylists' specialties. Hair
is shaped so that it falls
smoothly and evenly, with a
slight bit of height in the
crown of the head.
TEASING AND HAIR
SPRAY
Hair must look as if it was
just carefully brushed and set
in place. Teasing made hair
look gooey and oversprayed.
The now slightly ruffled
smoothed over styles still re
quire hair spray, but it is best
to put the spray on your
brush and then apply it to the
hair.
This simple trick gives hair
body enough to keep it from
flying all over the place, yet,
keeps hair from getting that
glued look.
Another trick for new hair
styles applies to the little
loose ends that fly around af
ter most of your hair is in
place. When you have comb
ed your hair in the manner
you desire, spray it lightly.
Take an old scarf and place it
over your head. Press the
scarf over your hair lightly.
When you remove it, your
tiair will have a smooth fin- .
ashed look.
CUT OF THE HAIR
Sf you think you can cut
your own hair watch out.
The new blunt cut is not that
easy to cut and cut well. It
is best to go to a good stylist.
Bangs and middle - length
hair are the style. "Little
girl bangs make the wearer
Sf spring fashions as feminine
and frilly as she should be.
Bangs are the length that just
barely touch the eyebrows.
They can be combed to one
Side, or parted down the
Straddle as the wearer wishes.
Bangs encourage the use of
fiead bands and ribbons. They
have also detracted from the
Use of heavy eyebrow pencil
find encouraged the use of
heavier eye liner. The amount
Of hair the girl wishes to use
hi bangs depends upon the
SPRING JEWELRY
Pins lead as a popular jew
lry form due to their versa
tility. They can be worn on
fill types of fabric, on most
apparel and changed about in
every conceivable angle. Flap
pockets on spring suit jackets
can be dramatized with single
hold clips. A burnished gold
pin touched with diamonds
lends elegance to snap-on-and-off
stoles featured in wool
suits.
Collarless suits demand a
dornment; a scarf anchored
ith an impressive pin, or a
choker necklace worn in com
bination with a pin set at the
shoulder level. Coats, also
collarless this season, yield to
scarf-pin accents for soft flat
tery to the face.
Sweater suits and fine knits
put jewelry on display. V
necklines need fill-in focal
points such as pins at the base
of the neckline. A sentiment
al gold engraved locket cen
tered with a diamond returns
as a favorite for the plunging
neckline. Ornate clasps on
necklaces add design interest
when worn center front.
Chanel's influence continues
as cardigan suits call for jew
eled touches on neck and
shoulder lines.. The 'little
boy suit" with rounded collar
assumes a jeweled freshness
when twin pins are placed be
low it and not on its edges.
girl. Some like just a few
bangs, while others prefer a
heavy line of bangs on their
face.
Blunt cuts are perhaps the
biggest time saver to come
into style for a long time.
Blunt cut hair looks neat be
fore and after swimming. Wet
stringy hair is no longer a
problem. Just apply a comb,
a head band and forget it.
Blunt cuts have also made
hair rollers decrease in im
portance. Most girls have
found that pin curls and clips
can bend the hair just enough
to give it a very casual or
page boy. However, for more
formal occasions, rollers give
added height and a tighter
bouffant or flip.
COLOR OF HAIR
Silvery shades are still with
us, but the hair color must
look more natural. For some
reason, frosting is very popu
lar on this campus. However,
frosting and these new 'little
girl" hair style do not coin
highlight rinses in almost
every shade of blond imagin
able and still look natural.
The "just came out of the
great outdoors" shade of
blond is more coordinated
with the new hair styling than
the ermine-lined and "not a
hair out of place" look of the
frosted hair.
Frosting to a moderate ex
tent, however, can look some
what natural. But, if your
skin coloring and' your frost
ed hair don't pass as a natural
pair, it's best to let the frost
ing grow out.
After all the years of blonds
and brunettes, the brown and
ash brown hair color is "in."
Highlights, hair rinses and
style is to your advantage.
The brownette should look as
natural as possible. Sheek,
shining, brown hair can look
as pretty or prettier than
streaked blond or too-severe
brunette hair. Your makeup
and your hair color should be
natural not so natural as to
look dead but natural
enough to complement.
The brunettes will have a
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problem of severe coloring.
Softness -should be stressed.
Red highlights in brunette
hair can often soften coloring.
Jet black rinses unless corn
avoided, as well as blue-black
rinses.
Redheads have a problem
all their own. With the new
blunter' straighter hair, red
heads seem to be given a
break. Red hair and high,
teased styles were not flatter
ing. However, the sleek and
natural look plays upon the
shining beauty red hair can
have. Color should not be
touched, and natural makeup
can flatter the color. It should .
be a great season for red
heads. FORMAL STYLES
Along with bangs and less
teasing, the hair has gone to
the top of the head for formal
wear. We are now getting
styles called "beehives" and
"doughnut holes" that are
high in the crown and piled
or wrapped around the top
of the head. Every effort is
made to avoid having the hair
looking teased.
Hairpins, like grandma ured
to use, are needed more than
ever before. Little short ends
that poke out or will not stay
anchored cannot be held down
with hidden bobby pins amid
a mass of teased hair there
is no mass of teased hair un
der which bobby pins can
hide. If you- are opposed to
using hairpins because you
dislike them falling down the
back of 'your' neck, insert them
so that they will hook into
place. This is done by in
serting the pins in the op
posite direction you want
them to go and then turning
them around .in your hair so
that they anchor in' the right
direction. The trick is easily
mastered by watching a
beauty operator. Hairpins
can be hidden and will anchor
hair without spoiling the
sleek looking lines.
In formal styles, teasing is
often required to get hair
piled up to the top cf the
head., However, using a
brush to smooth hair down
will hide the fact that your
hair was teased. Don't be
afraid to use hair spray to
get that smooth look. After
teasin?. spray and then apply
a brush to move your hair
about in the direction you
wish it to go. It's not too
hard to fix any style you want
using this method.
THE GIRL WATCHERS
LIKE IT
It's a known fact that our
local guys like ths smooth
look. Healthy, pretty hair at
tracts our Carolina males like
flys to hair spray. They say
its "sexy." So, I guess it's
sexy. However, watch out.
There is very little difference
between this new "sexy" hair
style and the ratty, stringy
look of the Halloween witch.
If you iook like you should
be riding a - vacuum cleaner
through the pumpkin fieids
instead of a bicycle forget
this article. There are other
ways to arrange hair "sexy."
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