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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1986-12-03, Page 37• jiiii6144.4.414rVive 3.; jai jitit 4.;461 vimploo.7, Take extra care with your winter hair 'l'he long Canadian winter takes its toll on all of us — but with proper care, there is no reason why your hair should suffer. In fact, your hair can play an important role in keeping your spirits up, however bad the winter may be. After the Christmas — New Year festivitie.,, just when the long winter months begin to loom depressingly ahead, this is the time to think about brightening up your hair. A new or slightly brighter hair color, or a Smile - lew highlights. will do wonders tor your morale. If you are beginning to be bored with your hair, a new perm will make styl- ing fun again. A different Bair cut perhaps — a style that will suit your winter sporting needs, and still look great for your "apres-ski" evening fun. As far as special hair care tips are con- cerned, it is really a matter of following the same rules you follow for your winter skin care. The combined harshness of air condi- tioning and biting wind causes both the hair and skin to become dry and sensitive. Just as you require skin moisturizers, so will your hair, require extra conditioning. Your hairdresser will be able to recommend the proper type of conditioner and perhaps a milder shampoo. You will notice that as the winter goes on, there will be more and more of a build up of static electricity in your hair, causing "fly away" when combing or removing your hat. Your hairdresser will be able to recommend special conditioners which help rut down the it's • • Christmas picture What better time for pictures than the holiday season. With a camera you can cap- ture all the traditional moments instantly. Take a picture of the family getting everything ready for the big event. You'll, want to remember that look on Mom's floured face' when you catch her unex- pectedly in the kitchen baking all the Christmas goodies; or the mischievious way Mittens has of getting into everything when you're trimming the tree. Half the fun of Christmas is watching the reaction of loved ones open their gifts. This year, be sure to record the expression on the 'little one's' face when he wiwraps that train set he wanted so badly. You spend so much time and effort mak- ing everything just right for the holiday season. Wouldn't it be nice to have a picture of all your guests seated at the dinner table all decked out in their glittery best eager to devour that once -a -year festive dinner? Or of the family gathered around the piano singing carols? So, don't miss out on all these great photo opportunities. Then, when it's all over, put these special pictures in your 'Family Christmas 1986' album so you can refer to them year after year to see how much the family has changed. Doing a lot of visiting over the holidays'.' build up of static. , The important thing in winter is to make sure your hair suits your winter lifestyle. After all, your lifestyle changes in the ° winter. You probably wear a hat most of the time outdoors, you may take part in more sporting activities ... or less. If your hairdresser is aware of your winter lifestyle, he or she will be able to give you just the right winter look you need to keep your spirits up until spring. time '!'ake along your Polaroid camera with plen- ty of film. It's a great crowd pleaser. Shoot lots of pictures of everyone and give the photos away as keepsakes. What a unique way to thank friends for their hospitality. Christmas candy tips What could be more of a Christmas treat than a box of homemade candy! A few mail= ing tips for candy are: choose candies that will travel well, like fudge, fruit drops, or carmels. Place a layer of crushed waxed paper in the bottom of a tin box. 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