17 - Sunday, May 14, 1989 - North Shore News

FASHION

Fashions on parade

LESLIEJANE For La Cache’s
fashion show of their new spring
collection has been changed to
May 24 and 25 at 7:30 p.m. Reser-
vations are a must. Phone 922-
8612. LeslieJane is located at 140
Marine Drive in West Vancouver.
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CONGREGATION HAR EL is
hosting a Kids’ Fashion, Fair and

Skin needs a

THE FACE you see in the mirror
reflects your level of vitality or fa-
tigue, your emotional ups and
downs, your body’s dietary suffi-
ciencies and deficiencies.

You may be surprised to learn
that the surface of your face is
comprised of sheets of dead skin
cells, which, if left unattended,
become dry, flaky and rough.

Pores, which include the open-
ings of oil glands, are scattered be-
tween these celis like tiny craters
on the skin.

They spread a film cf oil across
the surface that helps retain

Protect face from

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good for the skin, stimulating
blood circulation and producing
Vitamin D. Our bodies have natu-
ral systems of self-defence against
the sun. The sun stimulates the
production of melanin in the skin,
a dark pigment which causes tans,
and speeds skin cell reproduction
in order to thicken the skin, mak-
ing it more resistant.

But, when sunbathing or engag-
ing in prolonged activity in the
sun, these natural processes are
overwhelmed and unable to resist
the deeper damage of UV ‘rays.

UVA rays, the sun’s tanning
rays, penetrate to the lower levels
of the epidermis and cause changes
in the structure of the skin causing
wrinkling, blood vessel damage
and premature aging.

A MONTH OR
LESS G.A.C.

Merket on Sunday, May 28 at the

North Shore Hebrew School, 1735

Inglewood Ave., West Vancouver.

The show runs from 10 a.m. to 5

p.m. For information phone

Theresa Goldberg at 925-1920.
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SILVER HARBOUR CENTRE
presents a spring fashion show and
sale on May 31. First sitting 1:30,

moisture in the cells.

If there is not enough natural
oil, your skin can become dry and
flaky. Too much oil may clog
pores, and can cause blemishes.

At the end of the day, your face
is covered with a thin film which
includes stale makeup, oil, decom-
posed cells and bacteria.

Obviously, it needs a thorough
cleansing.

Starting with lukewarm water,
massage the lather from a beauty
bar or cleansing milk on to your
skin. Rinse thoroughly, removing
every trace of cleanser. Next, wipe

UVAs — the “ali day rays’? —
are equally strong in the morning
as at noon, and exist all year long.

UVB rays, the burning rays,
burn the surface of the skin and
penetrate causing deep skin
destruction.

UVBs — the ‘midday rays” —
are at their peak between 1i a.m.
and 3 p.m. and are, for the most
past, filtered by the ozone layer in
the winter. Both rays are linked to
skin cancer.

The skin on your face and body
need different kinds of suncare.

Your face is exposed to the sun
all year long and is the first to
show the signs of premature aging.
Because it has less fat content, the
face tans quickly and burns easily,
particularly on the nose.

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second sitting, 3 p.m. Sale from 12
noon to 3 p.m. Tickets to fashion
show are $3, includes fancy tea
plate. Phone 980-2474 for infor-
mation.
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HUGUETTE'S IS holding a fash-
ion show at Ambleside Inn Res-
taurant on Tuesday, May 16 at 12
noon. Phone 922-0101 for infor-

mation.
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THE GARDEN Lounge at the
Four Seasons Hotel is hosting a
series of fashion shows during the
month of May. The lunchtime
shows take place between 12:30
and 2 p.m. They include: Mondi
spring and summer collection on
Wednesday, May 17 and Ashia
Mode spring and summer collec-
tion ’89 on Wednesday, May 24.
Phone 689-9333 for reservations

for six or more.
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WATERFRONT BISTRO at
Lonsdale Quay is hosting a sum-
mer fashion show on June 7 from
7 to 9 p.m. Called ‘‘Splash into
Summer Extravaganza,’’ proceeds
from the show will go to the Bone
Marrow Society. Phone 986-6111
for details,
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THE NEW Beginning All New
Native Fashion Extravaganza °89
will be held at the Hyatt Regency
Hotel on May 20 at 7 p.m. Tickets
are $35 per person or $60 per cou-
ple. Phone 980-0419 for details.

daily care regimen

your face with a cotton ball satu-
rated with a toner or astringent.
This thoroughly removes the
cleanser and returns the skin to its
proper ph.

Because washing can strip away
your skin’s natural surface oils,
you need to replace them with a
moisturizer that will stay in the
surface cells without clogging
pores or leaving a greasy film
behind.

Apply a moisturizing cream with
gentle upward strokes from neck
to forehead. Make sure to take ex-
tra care in applying it to the soft

the sun

‘‘Aiways use maximum protec-
tion sunscreen on your face,’’ says
Franssen. “And wear sunscreen
under your makeup or in your
moisturizer to protect your face all
day, all summer long.”

Maximum protection sunscreen
should always be used for first
time exposure to sun and on pale
skin. Moderate protection provides
proiection for sun resistant body
skin that rarely burns. Minimum
protection is recommended only
for those who never burn and are
very sun resistant.

Sunscreen should be applied 30
minutes prior to sun exposure to
allow it to soak into the skin.
Reapply every three hours and
immediately after being in the
water.

skin beneath the eyes, and to the
neck. Lines of aging show there
first.

And here’s an extra tip. To
restore and maintain a look of
freshness to your face, it is neces-
sary to remove as many of those
dead skin cells as possible, employ-
ing a technique known as exfolia-
tion about once 2 weet,

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Use a gentle facial scrub such as
a Honey and Almond Facial scrub.

It’s been said that the skin you
have at age 20 is the skin you’re
born with, while the skin at age 40
and beyond reflects your care.

Your simple daily skin care reg-
imen can help that face in the mir-
ror look its very best.

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