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How to ‘Express‘ yourself with hair Most hair types would require a treatment once a week. Client relations are very important to us at Rainbow Expressions. It‘s so important to communicate and underâ€" stand your needs (whether your wash n‘ go or spend time on your hair). The styling starts when you know who you are styling for. It‘s not just the hair, it‘s the person. Try to help your stylist understand you, please say if you‘ve used someâ€" thing on your hair. Be honest. You are only being unfair to yourself and stylist in the long run and your hair may dry out or not turn out. Your professional stylist should be able to recommend what your hairâ€" type needs. Different hairtypes need different degrees of moisture and proâ€" teins. If you use too much moisture on fine hair, the fiber will go limp. Coarse hair needs mostly moisture for softness. If you use too much protein on coarse hair, it will get coarse. Proteins are great for fine hair because they expel moisture and give hair more body and strength. Professional products use better quality ingredients that are proven to increase hair strength, manageability, and condition. They are more expenâ€" sive to produce but are more concenâ€" trated so you use less. Shampoos and skin cleansers need to be balanced between 4.5â€"5.5. When you add ingredients such as detergents, the alkalinity level rises and is too strong for hair fibre. Alkaline shampoos clean the hair but too well; it ends up stripping the hair. The other problem is waxes and polyâ€" mers building up leaving residues on the hair. Therefore, the light can‘t reflect and the hair Jooks dull. Conditioners seal the cuticle layer of the hair which allows maximum reflection of light. Sealing the hair also retains the natural moisture that is in the hair. They also detangle the hair, Comb through your conditioner with a large tooth comb, so it gets through to every hair. Treatments are for treating hair and leaving moisture and protein right in the hair shaft. There are different treatments for strengthening hair, moisturizing hair, or adding proteins. Owner Rachael Irvine confirms that the southwest look has been one of her popular looks along with flanâ€" nel plaid shirts, both of which look The basics to shiny, healthy hair: shampoo, condition, and treatment shampoo â€" is your first step to keep the fibre strong. Hair and skin have PH of 4.5â€"5.5. PH stands for potential hydrogen. The PH number is the measure of degree of acidity or alkaâ€" linity of a solution. The trend is very much in evidence at PJ.‘s Children‘s Fashions on Lakeshore Rd. where earth colors, Texâ€"Mex designs and blanket weaves are hot sellers for the backâ€"toâ€"school crowd. great with traditional blue denims or the newest colored denims in shades Whether it‘s home furnishings or children‘s fashions, the southwest look is one of the biggest influences for fall. * Southwest trend evident at P.J .‘s ) P**" ga4.9113 TUES.â€"FRL 9â€"5 SAT. 9â€"12 CLOSED SUN \\ & MON. 593 Argus Rd OAKVILLE of red, green and khaki. Vests continue to be popular again this fall, especially those featuring the southwest designs. Blazers are also a hot item, according to Irvine, who sells them teamed with pants for boys or skirts for girls. Leggings and overâ€"sized tops remain a strong seller for girls, and because of their ease and comfort, Irvine feels they‘ll be around for quite a while longer. One of the new labels to look for in P.J.‘s this year is Columbia Sportswear, one of the premier skiâ€" wear lines for fall which has already If you have perm or color (even if you don‘t), please use good products. You need to use products at home that don‘t destroy hair but help it stay strong, manageable and shiny. Most professional products are guaranteed by the manufacturer. No, You‘re Not Seeing Double. [Â¥ ig/‘) se * murâ€"â€"â€" T~_â€"_â€"â€"â€" 1__â€"__ *k 2 sÂ¥ _ ‘‘Where Dreams Become *43 ,‘ Dorâ€"Mel Bridal _ _ & Formal Wear ; 176 Lakeshore Road E. 338â€"2908 * Coutuncron Premises _ [« | Wedding Gowns Mother‘s Ensembles Ball Gouns Grad Tr Vi (across from GO searion) oo o . oc Howard Johnsons NOW AVAILABLE FOR KIDS! & Columbia What you see is the famous zipâ€"in, zipâ€"out Interchange System" â€" the Bugaboo " parka. \ G0O 3383220 become a big seller. Irvine always likes to promote Canadian manufacturers whenever possible, and she carries two popular lines which are known for their qualiâ€" ty and design: Non Fiction, and No No No. "These are great, hardâ€"wearâ€" ing, nicely made garments that I‘m proud to sell," she says. Irvine is quick to acknowledge that many parents have fewer dollars to spend on their children‘s clothing these days, and that has made them more demanding in terms of value and quality. "We‘ve always carried topâ€"quality merchandise, and most parents are quite prepared to spend a little more as long as they‘re seeing that quality", she notes. "They may be buying fewer outfits overall, but they‘re willing to spend a little more for clothing that‘s going to go the disâ€" tance." For the same reasons of economy and practicality, Irvine says she sees a continuing trend away from fancy party dresses for girls. Instead, more parents are opting for stylish knit skirts teamed with a pretty embroiâ€" dered blouse, a cardigan, or an overâ€" sized sweater. More casual "swing dresses" paired with leggings or tights are also a popular alternative to the Q.EMW rtswear Compan mAfCs?i often expensive party dress which Irvine feels has lost its popularity due to the versatility of separates which can be dressed up or down to suit the occasion. P.J.‘s owner Rachael Irvine To top off the new fall looks, PJ.‘s also offers a selection of popularlyâ€" priced footwear from Keds which runs the gamut from rhinestoneâ€"studâ€" ded, washable runners to embroiâ€" dered, suede chukka boots. ongratulations Debbie Floyd, our winner of the trip of her choice to Montreal, Dearhurst, or Hilton Head. Will be my 5th apprentice. Barbie started from a coâ€"op at high school in February. She is signed on as an apprentice but will finish grade 12 in September. She definitely has the knack of hairstyling and is a very pleasant person to be around. I look forward to the day she graduates and becomes a full fledged hairstylist You‘ll know her when you hear her singing. She‘s a very happy person!! Susan joined our team in 92 as a relief for Pat‘s holidays. We enjoyed her smile and enthusiasm so much we wanted to keep her on with us. So Susan is now a nail technician. Trained by BJ, she does manicures, pedicures & nail extensions. She is a very conscientious worker and a pleasure to have around. edicures Is number 2 employee of Rainbow â€" 6 1/2 years. Apprenticing from a coâ€"op in high school, Sharon loves to design haircuts to suit the client and does 4 wonderful job. I‘m very proud of Sharon. I‘d like to congratulate her & Paul on their beautiful baby boy, Jake. Joâ€"Ann has been on matemity leave but she‘s coming back. Mark this date down â€" Oct. 593. She chooses to work partâ€"time so she can spend time with her b-by.vaillbcwat?Tuudny& Thursdays to start. We all will be very happy t have her back. Rainbows first apprentice (7 yrs. worth) Is our 3rd person to complete her apprenticeship. I‘m proud of Carolee because through personal stress and the extra weight of single motherhood she persevered. She‘s been a licensed stylist for 1 yr. 3 mths. now!! She cares about her clients and loves to colour hair. And for people who don‘t know, she‘s my sisterâ€"inâ€"law. Hair Ce "IN THE HEART OF BRO NTE 8$47â€"1110 Garrocci t ) AMALOoN Expresszcfitsw $47â€"1110 OM Rainbow Donna Lee â€"I would like to take this opportunity to thank each and every patron who has helped me achieve the success of my business, And who has encouraged me to strive for better client relations and quality of work, through suggestions of business and styles. Without my team of professionals I also would not have harmony within my workplace. Please allow me to give you an update of the people who work with me. I am very proud of each and every one. e PA PAY qA oSÂ¥ PS PS OS S S S oS oA c ithout chents we have no business! Complete Skin C Vail Extensions The latest addition! We also have a new stylist starting, "Kathy", she brings with her 12 years experience â€" Kathy, formerly worked for Stage West Salon! We welome her to our team. U & a* P.® 4* Wedne UNISEX SALON A senior stylist who I met at the Redken convention in July ‘92. Lynda has been a stylist 7 yrs. and a Redken Technician for 1 172 yrs. She started partâ€"time with us and as of December became fullâ€"time. She does Redken training and all the hair shows and conventions. Lynda is a ball of fire and I‘m so very grateful to have her on our team. She is a dedicated stylist. Our wonderful estetician and my sister. BJ is always striving for more in herself and for her clients. To offer them more and to always be on the edge. The latest is permanent makeâ€"up. With a steady hand she will create beautiful lines on your eyebrows, eyes or lips. Of course for more information you can ask BJ or Pat. Is our salon coâ€"ordinator and oh boy what a job she has! If you‘ve ever been put on hold or asked if you could be phoned back you can appreciate her accommodating nature. Not only does she keep the appointment book straight or squeeze in an appointment if need be, but the biggest part of her job is to help Donna Lee on track; which is a fullâ€"time job in itself. I thank Pat for her patience and Is the 4th person to apprentice under me. Edit amived from Hungary 9 yrs. ago. When she first came to Canada she was my client. Edit had a baby girl but always said when Chrissy was in school she wanted to be a hairstylist. She received her schooling in April. I‘m so very proud of Edit; she got a perfect mark! You‘ll know when she does your hair every single hair is coloured, permed or cut to perfection. She wants to be the best she can and I support her 100%. eptembe Donna Lee Milfordâ€"Brown Make Up Appl Colour Corrections HEWIH ashion