NEWS photo Cindy Goodman

‘CALIFORNIA STYLIST Nat Montoya does a classical roil on Charles Stuart model Katherine

Hatch. Montoya was in North Vancouver recently to show the stylists at Hatz Hair Design the

latest in new hair trends.

Beauty on the beach

AS THE dog days of summer
continue and beach getaways are
in the offing, many of us tend to
want 2 vacation from our beauty
regimens as well. But this is not a
time for neglect, because relentless
sun, heat and humidity are unkind
to both hair and skin.

Cindy Stokes, cosmetician at

Shoppers Drug Mart in Capilano
Mall, offers a number of
around-the-clock beauty tips.
@ Heed the warnings about the
thinning ozone layer. Priors to sun
exposure, apply a sunscreen. It’s
the single most essential element
in skin care.

There’s a growing array of pro-
ducts available, including Bain de
Sofeil Sun Protector Face Creme,
Hawaiian Tropic Ozone Plus Sun
Block and Biotherm Total Sun
Block. They ali have an SPF fac-
tor of 15 or more and are reputed
to be effective and long-lasting.

@ Do a secret beauty treatment at
the beach. Add a_ conditioner
through the hair after a swim,
then wrap a towcl around the
head and let the sun’s heat bake
in the conditioning benefits.

@ Adjust makeup colors for the
beach. Stick with coral or pink for
nails and lips.

@ Eye shadow, eyeliner and
Mascara are notorious warm-

weather streakers. As an_ alter-
Native way to bring focus to the
eyes, tint brows and lashes a cou-
ple of shades darker.
@ Hair removal is a major
warm-weather concern. Among
the array of depilatories are Nair
Cream Hair Remover and Sally
Hansen Hair Remover for face,
body and bikini. Andrea has in-
troduced a new line of waxing
strips for face, bikini and legs that
meets the standards of profes-
sional salon products.
@ After a day in the sun, parched
skin will welcome a generous ap-
plication of moisturizer or lotion.
@A_ iight dusting of cooling
talcum powder will keep feet dry
and fragrant before slipping them
into fashionable backless mules.
@ Paring down makeup is same-
thing most of us do naturally dur-
ing warm weather, but we do like
to look sun-kissed with a tawny
glow of powder on cheeks,
forehead and chin.

Similar faux-tan effects can be
achieved with tinted moisturizers.

@ Lip gloss is staging a come-
back, partly because it’s semi-
transparent and also because it's a
welcome departure from matte
lipstick, which has a tendency to
be drying.

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Putting on the polish

WEST VANCOUVER’S Decima
Matet-Veale knows how to put on
the polish and she wants to pass
the information on.

Malet-Veale, a teacher at the
Canada Career Center in Surrey,
has self-published a  488-page
hard cover book on her specialty,
image enhancement.

“I took various lectures that
Ive done on such things as how
to get a job and prepare resumes
and expanded a lot of other in-
formation into a book,’ said
Malet-Veale.

Putting on the Polish (SBN
0-9695650-0-3) covers a wide
range of topics including first im-
pressions, grooming, developing
an effective wardrobe as well as
social etiquette and business eti-
quette.

There are seven sections on
“the head hunter and you,’
**house grooming,’’ “*the
teenager’s party,’’ ‘‘attending a
funeral’’ and ‘‘common errors in
speaking.’’

According to Malet-Veale, men
and women putting on the polish
should not raise their voices at the
end of a sentence when not asking
a question (dropping it gives a

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ring of confidence) or use the
word ‘‘goes" instead of ‘‘said’’
when saying things such as ‘He
was asked his name and he goes,
“Steve’.””

Malet-Veale has worked for an
executive search (or ‘‘head-hun-
ting’’} corporation and says many
candidates lose career oppor-.
tunities due to their lack of polish.

She suggests, to be in demand
for a senior management job that
pays $75,000 a year and up,
people must develop su-
perior abilities in their careers,
write pieces for industry publica-
tions, be guest speakers, and serve
on the board of a community
charity, among other things.

Putting on the Polish is avail-
able at $29.95, and Malet-Veale
says the book will be sold at five
Duthie’s locations and North
Shore book stores including
Amber Bockshop, Readers’
Retreat, Serenity Shop, and The
Book Company. For more infor-
mation, call 922-7551.

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