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PAGE • - SUPPLEMENT TO PLA1NDEALER-WEDNE8DAY. MAY S. 1W it's not the heat -- it's the humidity! Humidity can hassle the most beautiful haircut. Whether you're blessed with curly locks or hair as straight as silk, April show­ ers and steamy summer days will take their toll. The "frizzies" frazzle the sleek styles if you're natu­ rally curly and the "blahs" make fine hair limp when the humidity is on the rise. Is there anything you can do? Yes! There are three leading ingredients to master for hair control: The cut, the how-to-shape after sham­ pooing and the use of special conditioners. To select a haircut that's right for you, consider sev­ eral points: What's becom­ ing to your stature and face shape? What type of hair do you have? How much daily maintenance will you be able/want to do? A professional hairdress­ er will often give you good advice on the cut that's most flattering to your fea­ tures, but you're going to have to take care of it on a day to day basis, so be sure to tell him about how much work you're willing to do. The style you choose should suit your lifestyle and hair texture as well as your looks. Cut: Knowing your hair type helps you to determine the styles that mean easy-care hair for you. Learn to live with your own texture. Don't fight it with compli­ cated styles and sets. Fine, straight hair naturally falls into a straight bob, with or without bangs. It can easily be flipped up or under with an electric dryer/styler or softly curled for special occasions. For a more sculptured cut, you might try The Wedge, a swept back haircut that's full on top and sharply tapered to the nape of the neck. This gives the appearance of lots of hair, but is as easy care as a short cut. It quick­ ly falls into shape after shampooing with a little help from an electric brush. Hair that tends to wave or is curly can be cut to make the most of your natural wave pattern. Don't try to go sleek -- you'll always be disappointed. Make the most of your curls with a versatile lay­ ered cut. You can shape it the way you want it after every shampoo, using roll­ ers, or for a speedier styl­ ing, the Remington Super Brush that dries as it styles. The long, curly bob shows off curly hair at its most romantic. It takes a little more drying time, but the luxurious look is worth the effort. Weather won't really affect it -- it just be­ comes a bit more curly. The curly bob can be cut any length you find becom­ ing and convenient, from the tip of the ear to below the shoulder. It's center parted, combed right down from the crown and can be tightly curled or left just the way it grows. How to Shape: Whatever cut you choose, the Remington hair care experts recommend Super Brush, a combination dry­ er/styler with concentrator, comb and brush attach­ ments as the most versatile styling tool. You can use it to dry your hair, setting it at the same time. In be­ tween shampoos, this ap­ pliance will quickly restore bounce and shape removed by humid weather. You don't have to be rough with your hair to fight the friz­ zies or get a set. Curling and styling can and should be done with gentle, even pressure. This pays off in smooth looks and no bro­ ken hair. Let your hair cool completely before combing or brushing out. When you comb your hair out hot. you can remove the shape you put into it. To make straight, limp or thin hair appear thicker and more luxuriant, bend over when you blow dry. Start drying at the fore­ head and work back blow­ ing hair forward and under, in other words, opposite to the way it grows. This builds height and volume. Condition: Hair can take a beating in the summer. More fre­ quent washing, pool chemi­ cals, salt water and sun take a toll on the healthiest hair. Try a penetrating conditioner once a month throughout the summer. It takes a little longer time to work into the hair but com­ bats dryness and restores lustre. Cream and oil packs penetrate the hair shaft and help replace moisture in dry, damaged or chem­ ically over-processed hair. Paying attention to your hair now will earn you easy care dividends throughout the spring and summer. Sft DONT FORGET TO REMEMBER MOTHER! GIFT IDEAS. . . Does Mom have a favor­ ite snapshot of her trip to Europe or that pri2e rose? Have it enlarged and fram­ ed for a really special gift. A sottly draped dirndl will be a welcome addition to Mother's separates ward­ robe, as will a drawstring blouson. WISHING A HAPPY ViVTri TO ALL MY CUSTOMERS AND REMINDING EVERYONE TO SIGN UP FOR THE Ftn MrtHarfc Day Drmtag TIL SAT. MAY 8, 1976 I IMS vlNHHNI Win 1212 N. 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