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WOMAN'S CROWNING GLORY Special


1 Beauty Week March 5 and 12


YOUR HAIRSTYLE FOR SPRING WEDDING


Although the 1967 spring bride- may well break w ith tradition and wear a mini­


skirt or a trouser-suit instead of the full length white gown like her mother wore, her wedding hairstyle will forever present a special problem. In fact just about this time of the year scores l>1 brides will be making' final


arrangements lor their spring wedding plans. One of the most important factors for the success’of the great day is that the hair and headdress should look' their best.


This may be no very great problem in itself but


soring weather is notoriously boisterous and unless special steps are taken to ensure that the bride has a hairstyle which will stand up to the possible blustering winds and showers, she may arrive at the church or the register ollice looking


less than perfect. A simple


suits the sufficiently


But what style to choose? style which bride-to-be


is such an occasion. She should spectacular


Solitaire is so called because the outline from the of the chin to the hig h crown is diamond shaped.


LOOK YOUR BEST FOR EASTER WITH A NEW SPRING STYLE BY


JEANETTE


Ladies and Children’s Hair Stylist


1 KING STREET WHALLEY Telephone: 2282


SPECIALIST IN KOLESTION HAIR COLOURING


in the mua01, the texture of desirable, the liau styles of the the face make them look who likes to use shock tactics the hair, details or the “5P0 bridesmaids must also, of niore giamorolls for the great on her friends. There is a : ;id size of the


The snape pi uw


• taken into consideration by the the difference in then* ages, frequently has to hairdresser.


arrangements


material of the wedding gown way. to achieve a really beauti.................. and the kind of headdress to be ful effect worn.


Tell him the H e a d d r e s s x t 1 I


her hairdresser at least six 5Plln= weeks before her,wedding, to discuss details. She should have a permanent wave a month before the wedding so that some permanence is given to the style selected. These days a perm can be as natural looking as you wish and certainly does away with the horror of pins and- rollers on the honeymoon.


Hie bride should firs. ---- - . . „ , j .


a t t e n t i o n L A D I E S ! For


Registered Stylist and


Specialist in


Wigs and Hair Pieces Visit


Joan’s Salon MAIN ROAD


LONG PRESTON Telephone 373


Registered Hairdresser—Member N.H.F.


GENTLEMEN’S HIGH CLASS HAIRDRESSER


AH toilet requisites


BERNARD ASHTON 20 WELLGATE — CLITHEROE


ANN'S HAIR BOUTIQUE CLITHEROE Tel: 3353


(Prop.: Ann Tattersall) 4 YORK-STREET,


awarded diploma LADIES ACADEMY EUGENE SHIELD 1965


BOOK YOUR NEXT APPOINTMENT


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FOR ELEGANT AND SOPHISTICATED HAIR STYLING AT


COMPETITIVE PRICES AND BE SURE OF SATISFACTION


SPECIALISTS in PERMS and HAIR COLOURING


Reduced Prices for all Perms Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays


HAIRDRESSERS WHO CARE FOR THEIR CUSTOMERS HAIR, GET TIIEIR SUPPLIES FROM:—


H. & IE,. IHAILIUIWEILIL LTD.


MEMBER OF N.H.F. VIVIENNE HAIR STYLIST


41 MOOR LANE CLITHEROE Tel: 2189


CLYNOL


PERMANENT WAVES COLOURANTS


EVENING APPOINTMENTS


Wholesale Sundriesmen lo


CHEMISTS and HAIRDRESSERS The centre for all


HAIRDRESSING ESSENTIALS


35 MINCING LANE - BLACKBURN Telephone: 55527


JOHN S. WIGNALL


1 CHATBURN ROAD, CLITHEROE TELEPHONE: 2974


T tU v u f A Hair Boutique


• CLITHEROE Telephone: 2362


H E L E N ’ S Hairstylist


17 Accrington Road Wlialley


Telephone: 3393


“Special Perms Suitable for The New Grecian Look"


. . -k 17 YORK - STREET 1


the headdress to the hair­ dresser so that he can visualise a style both to suit her and it. Colours are also important—.- the colour of her. wedding dress, her complexion. ’ her hair and her. headdress must not clash. These must be contrasted or harmonised with others. The


On her visit, sire should bring.


blonde wearing a white gown, for example, could well afford to have one of the rinses which


also be well advised to bring a cutting of the material of her wedding gown for the hair­ dresser to see.


give a contrasting effect. Therefore the bride would


•ment a little with colour, trying out new shades a few weeks beforehand. Even the smallest change can radically improve the appearance and yet not drastically change her lobks. If she has always had her hail- tinted, she must not .forget to


The modern bride can experi- Wmk W 4-M ' / - -


Loft: The Oliver has as its main feature the side hair which is brushed far behind the cars, giving a forward movement on the temples.


LACK LUSTRE THIS SPRING j


Let your Hair


Book Your Appointment Now LACQUER 5/- —


- Open All Day Wednesday 72 Wlialley Ed., Clitheroe, Tel: 2697


Jeati &cvt&&L Ladies Hair Stylist


FOR A PERSONAL


SERVICE IN LADIES HAIRDRESSING 'Ijiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiii^ = Member g I


rilllllllll||lllllllllllhli7 Telephone: 3889


E: Member = ; - N.H.F.


=§ MARION’S h.C. = HAIR STYLIST


ODDFELLOWS HALL, KING ST, CLITHEROE


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NEW COLOUR AND LIFE


New


Feminine and Flattering


Gently Curled Styles


by


MARGARET CLARKSON


94- Whalley Road LANGIIO


Telephone Blackburn 48085


MEMBER N.H.F. Expert


Gentlemen7s Hairdressing H. HOBBLE


66 WHALLEY ROAD CLITHEROE


If you were to ask us . . .


We would recommend “LANALEM” Olive Oil Shampoo for Dry Hair and Scalp; or "LOVING CARE” If you were going grey. “STYLE” would be just the thing if you wanted a perm —and “LANALEM” Lacquer would keep it that way. But before you wash it, colour it, perm it or fix it, the best thing you can is to Shape it with a Home Hair Trimmer!


FOR A PERSONAL SERVICE IN HAIRDRESSING FOR MEN


PROBLEMS PARKING NO


MEMBER N.H.F.


Costs only 7/6. Five Spare Blades 2/6.


DERRICK GREEN M.P.S. 4 RAILWAY VIEW, CLITHEROE—Tel. 2961


1 /CALVERT


1 ESHTON TERRACE CLITHEROE


LADIES and GENTS


HAIRSTYLING Member N.H.F.


“MAKE THE MOST OF YOUR HAIR”


CLOUGH BANK VILLAS NORTH CLOUGH BANK CHATBURN Tel: 237


HAIR STYLIST


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Also Pit] shell, St;| Fitments


« i.'S? colour


and as alike as soldiers u euecu


the day, but on


windy the album of wedding pictures, her daughter. And Grand-dad too much they will be much impressed.


a


younger by the application of a judicious


too can dresser’s.


be ' helped tint


at to his will be factoid, of then faces and cassee>


Turning them all out looking p0|nt out. is not


‘equently has to tactfully more reserved types who just oint out.


, -------------- Bride, r


' hail- in order when standing advance. Years later when any- years can be kept at bay. outside the church door being one nostalgically looks through Grannie can look as youthful as photographed spring


XJse lacquer carefully. This hairdressing salon so that the coloured head—this can now may be thought to be an ideal picture they will make when be completely eliminated. In way of keeping unruly ends of together is planned in this day and age the advancing


n a t u r a l -


bridesmaids should all have spoiling the effect of an other* their liaii* dressed by the same wise attractive


matron of honour and


require a less noticeable change. As for grey hair—often


as the The shape of the bride’s face of . hairdresser shades for


make an appointment with her hairdresser-now.


best in-


for


tllem retoiiched if necessary. The


chec|. on Ule roots ihche


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coloui and strie of then gowns their hair to be allowed to grow lovely and subtle tints is in- match- Whne a ceilam de^iee in the belief t.hat long hair exhaustible. There are rainbow


need not be the same .as that oful. w“= the bride


fo6 n ust because


bridesmaids’ hairstyles bo


hoiv^tvlev looked at b- the


service


remember the hair at the back! manufacturers’ laboratories all Brides


1 hot SreSation behind them. So ing from the test tubes of n


fr€auentiy ------------------- eq tly


v a critical con- Advanced hair cosmetics pom- -----Wiiv. m iw u .


they colouring is possible these days. and have


Brid s often forget th t for a considerable- part of riage sendee


m id


ru iaes often lorgeE manor a selves into the Bargain!)) the mar- are ^ being


At the back le


ask for


_„ _ _ anything


in over days, nau- hah l i l t tU U A a u i /U A C i -O I d U U l c H U l lC O cUX the world. The range , of falling down on either side of hues for the bright extrovert


course, be m accoi dance u_ith occasion. But this is rarely the whole artist’s palette of softer t,hc shape


pastel ______ ________ _ ----- -------- -» *------


the quieter, -—*


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lacquer will tend to create a very hard effect which will show tn tlie wedding pictures.


COLOUR


HAS GONE TO HER HEAD


The cold, hard statistics of


the public opinion researchers show inexorably that more and more British women arc changing the colour of their hair. Sometimes, it is only by


tor the complete change of per­ sonality which a dramatic colour change implies, sur- . prising their . friends and families (and sometimes them- selves into the b r Almost


the slightest of tones— darkening or lightening the natural colour with which they were born or just adding a becoming streak or two. •Others have gone overboard


Beauty more th an skin deep


THE CLOSE association between hairdressing and beauty culture is well-known. Women tend to think of them as complementary and that is why more and more hairdressing salons are providing this service.


self, the hairdresser has sought the advice of profes­ sionals. like members -f the Society of Beauticians, who have how established an ad­ vice bureau to guide hair­ dressers in obtaining the right equipment and staff in this very specialist field.


Being a professional him-


dresser has found is that beauty culture is not limited to cosmetics alone, but em­ braces a wide field ot therapy.


And the first thing the hair­


upon the beautician perform­ ing the treatment and the vital thing is that she shall only say as much as is neces­ sary to help the woman to talk about her troubles. “Relaxation treatment in


“Of course, a lot depends Miss Irene Singleton,


cussed subject amongst women these days is the effect of stress and strain and according to Mr. Wal­ lace S. Sharps, President of the Society of Beauticians, treatment for this condition is in great demand in beauty culture salons “Everyone keeps on telling


Perhaps the most dis­


this form makes use of the fact that most people con­ sciously or otherwise, know the answer's to their prob­ lems and ‘talking it out- helps them to come to terms with life as it really is.” Leaving Mr. Sharps and


his observations on modem stress complaints, it is not inappropriate to note the statistics just released in a new cosmetics research pro­


ject.


us to relax, but the pressures of modern life go the other way and build up tension.” said Mr. Sharps. What causes stress? There


are the obvious things like noise and the rush to get things done even more quickly, domestic crises and business worries.


REMEDIES


look hair­


colouring techniques in the past few years have been so tremen­ dous and so rapid that the old attitudes to “dyeing” and “bleaching” are rapidly dis­


In fact, improvements in hair


advice on the colour which will best suit your skin tone, your


appearing. You should also take his


personality and your job in


life. And one word of warning:


don’t expect to go from brunette to ash blonde 1 in one fell swoop! This sort of trans­ formation takes a little time. For the young woman, almost


stress complaints are various. A woman will complain of having had no sleep and that rite cannot eat. As she sits in the doctor’s consulting room sire can be seen to grip the chair or table with her hands and to pick at her gloves, and if a door i;: shut suddenly behind her she al­ most leaps out of her seat. “She may have excessive


skin sensitivity and perhap. suffer


or asthma. It has been said that up to 70 per cent of all women who complain regu­ larly of minor disorders have nothing physically wrong. “The modem treatment


rashes, insomnia, headaches from unexplained


any of the latest’ colours give a delightful effect, but on the older woman more subtle effects are needed to avoid a harsh look. That is why it is absolutely essential to take the sympathetic advice of a hail-


colourist. Hair made too dark can be just as ageing as too


sharp a contrast from natural colour.


beautician believes she has found an answer-. Basically, what it consists of is a sooth­ ing form of massage in a very warm atmosphere with soft lighting and preferably some relaxing background


music. REFRESHED


“With this combination, people 'talk out


troubles- very quickly. They relax and may even fall asleep. Afterwards, they feel completely refreshed and it is quite common tor women to report that even alter the first treatment they are sleeping better and do not


t h e i r feel so tense.


women could do. He replied:- “The symptoms of modem


We asked Mr. Sharps what


huge industry beauty has become. Eighty out of every 100 British women use face powder and hand prepara­ tions, 85 lipstick, 39 nail var­ nish, 34 eye shadow. 36 mascara. 25 eyebrow pencil or brush, 13 rouge, and 11


This showed just what a STATISTICS


eyeliners. The biggest changes appar­


ditions in him, no doubt!


ently are that 1967s teen­ agers use muc h mo r e mascara and eyeliners. The eyes are women’s current means of attracting the poor male and causing stress con­


who owns the ladies’ hair­ dressing salon in York Street, lias been elected president oi the Blackburn Ladies’ Academy. She will serve a two-year term of office. Miss Singleton, who was


superintendent of the Academy for two years, is a fellow and founder mem­ ber of the North Western Artistic Council. She is listed on the


Na ti on al Hairdressers Federation and she has judged competitions all over England. Miss Singleton is also a


City and Guilds examiner and is a . major prize winner.


SPRING GARDEN SALON WADDINGTON


Tel. Clitheroe 2536 — , also —


Stanley Court Salon Chipping — Tel. 391


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