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ROATH SHORE STYLISTS Shaun Mitha of Hatz Hair Design (second from teft) an! Karl
Robathan of Hair ede far right) recently tock tome awards in the progressive cut and biow-

dry category of tha

Fraser Valiey

Regional Show. Robathai’s first-place creation is

modelled by Tenie Berber (second from right) while Leigh Hansen shows off Mitha’s second-
The event, sponsored try the Hairdressing Association of B.C., was held in Chilliwack.

Scents used.

From page QS ;
differences between each of the
3,000 raw scents before him, and
knows which ones will produce a
certain type ef perfume.
.. The nose has a position that
many would envy.
‘His wage reaches $1 million and
he is considered indispensible
» within the company, yet he only
works three hours per day.
. His nose beconves desensitized
after this time.
He is trained in an extensive
‘ perfumer’s course, only available

through two institutions in the
world, one in France and one in
Italy. The position is usually pass-
ed down from one generation to
the iext, though each person must
excel in the course before becom-
ing a qualified nose.

When the fragrance is obtained,
different strengths of its scent,
from perfume to eau de toilette,
are created. Then creams, bath
oils and other product are made
by hand.

Each scented sozp is individu-
ally taken from a mould and
carefully set aside by skilled

many forms

craftsmen.

is it true the expensive designer
perfumes actually cost only pen-
nies to produce and consumers
pay “‘through the nose” at beauty
counters?

Not really.

Though this manufacturer’s
prices were about half what you
would pay in Canada at a retail
boutique, the cost of manual
labor, the amount of care which is
taken to produce a fragrance, and
the time involved in designing it
are all reflected in the wholesale
price.

‘This gear is built to go places and wear well

From page 43
falo and Crazy Horse tanned
leather, which is Italian leather
that’s impregnated with beeswax
They “are at their best when
made by labels such as Boulet,
Olathe, Dayton, CowTown and
Nocona.

Be careful not to stampede your
style. Elements of the Wild West
‘are not’ meant to overtake your
wardrobe. oo ‘
Add subtle undertones such as a
jewelled boot strap umexpeciedly

secured around your hiking boot, .

a woven leather belt looped
through your dress pants, a bolo
tie hung spontaneously over a T-
shirt or a cowboy’s kerchicf

wrapped at the elbow of a rolled
denim shirt.

Got the idea, partner?

Fashion is taking a turn toward
this practical, durable and more

rugged clothing. Men and woman
tealize that fussy, fragile fashions
won't last the year through.

This summer gear keeps cool
and it is built to go places.

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Walking
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Sunday. July 11

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& Dresses .

SOCKS & TIGHTS

Reg. Value $4.00 to $9.00

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