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PACE 2zi, WHITY FREE PIàESS, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER e~, 1989 UN V UIJUE EN VOG~UE [N VO~iiJF [N VflhiE r - - - .w *w~ FA*SHION FUN Make it yourself a sewing mach 7 (NC)--- N, 'n n.a1eaIrdyvbcein JîsSSOlofl 1basic sewing niclib.Xor perlhaps arc shop- ping for yoîîir fllst One. In either caîse there are a îmnherof fic- ttilsto nirhc'r pu rchis- ntc iw SewNing machine. First categorize yourself as a sewer. Do you sew only to mend? Then you need a basic machine with straighit and zig-. zag stitches, in a portable case for easy storage or in a simple cabinet. (White mfodels 944, 966, E Ina Elnita). If you sew occasionally or are strictly a beginner sewer, a machine in the niid-range price group will offer you desirable features: zigzag and stretch stitches, free amni, built-in automnatic buttoiîholes. (White 999, 977, Elna 38, 59, Stella). A more experienced and ad- vanced sewer would be in- terested in an« electronic machine with variable speed, a "ariety of decorative as well as Ûne- stretch and zigzag stitches, plus features that would simplify and make sewing more effort- less. (White 4000, Elna Air Electronic). Whatever category you fit into here are some buying hints to help you: E shop at an .estàblished dealer supplied by'a reputable manufacturer who can back, the product warranty.- E buy from a.dealer who of- fers after-purchase lessons to help you get to know and oper- ate your machine fully and properly. E check out warranties, ser- vicing, trade-in valués.. n ask for a demonstration of the machine you are interested in. See it in operation. E try out the machine your- self. Take along scraps of your own fabric to test-sew. E- if looking for a fla&bd, ask if it will fit your present cabin- et. If considering a free-arm, check to be sure the flatbed ex-ý tension is secure and sturdy. E check the motor for run-on. Does it stop when you remove your foot from the foot pedal, or gradually slow down? Is it noisy? Does it vibrate a lot? For up-to-date information on sewing machines, contact: CANADIAN HOME SEW- ING & NEEDLECRAFI' AS- SOCIATION, 1659 Bayview Avenue, Suite 101, Toronto, Ontario M4G 3Cl. LORRA&INE HA MMTT, author of 'Living with] Scarves'. book.and video, demonsirated her latest scarf *techniques on Oct. 21 at ]Raezels Additions at the Whitby Mail. %SCisor HAIR DESIGN OFF (Mon. Tues. Wed.) We carry Redmond (Aussi) Produots Est fi«-e t 14ics full body waxing- pedicures manicures.e nail extensions GIft Certilicates A vaîlable 601 DUNDAS ST. W. WHITBY (Town Plaza) L Skin Care & e, Faslhio Boutiqu C Complete Skin Cra T Se1rvices with the ( Persan onal C ..ýTtîrpeutic Facials ____ iWaxnG~ePedcures - - À& icures ~afih& EybrowTint Visit f bùiqeforyor fasiM acesoresand çasuitu business wear. .43c6-1I401 Open Tuesday to Saturday 50 ICIIMON-D ST., OSHAWA SMeLaughlin Square, EN VOGLir SomIehelpful -hints on buyinci FNJ IEN VOGU[ FREEMAN'S HAIRCARE Larry Freeman Current.t rends (NC)--Creatingý a new hairstyle is a uniquely feminine way. to change your look, and sometimes even your entire attitude. It's also fun and, with spring hairstyles 50, free-flowing* and casual, it's easy!1 ..For a beautifully smooth pageboy or bob, ail you need is a littie gel. Distribute'it evenly through your hair, then blow dry (keeping your dryer on low to avoid heat damage),-while shap*- ing with a round brush.- Stray w isps can be easily tamed by spraying hairspriay on the brush and gently. brushing, through your hair. If, deep down, you yeam for glam- orous waves a la Ri lta Hayworth, just apply mousse or gel onto your dainp hair, s'et, then brush out when it's dry. For a headful cif romantic, cascad- ing curîs, use mousse and blow dry, but you'll need a diffuser attachment on -your blow dryer. Otherwise, you can set. your blowdryer on low and dry gently while you ,scrunch handfuls of hair with your fingers. Chignons, coiled or braided styles *will need an application of mousse for volume, then a blow.dry. Tie your hair back in a ponytail, then smooth gel from your hairline back for a sleek result. Then twist your ponytail into a roll or chignon and pin into place. But remember that no hairstyle, however skillfully crea ted, will look its best unless it's' healthy, with a glossy shine. Select your shampoo and condi- -tioner carefully, making sure that they are appropriate for your hair's condi- t.ion and type. There are even gels and~ mousses available containing .natural ingredi- ents, such as papaya enzymes, aloe vera and glycerine, which will protect and nourish vour hair while thev act as y wearing claSses