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By Deana Lancaster

Contributing Writer
deana@nsnews.com

IT’S grad season.

And that means most
Grade 12 students on the
North Shore have already
begin to plan their big
night,

For students who are still
looking for ideas and tips for
a fun and funky grad look,
the News asked Sharon Biro
of Ambleside Barber Shop to
coordinate a look for two
North Shore grads,

hightights in reds, coppers
and natural tones using
Joico’s Verocolor and
Veraglaze.

She useat Iee Whip and
Spray Glacé to bring back the
shine and then set it on
“granny rollers.”

“My main goal was not to
make her uncomfortable, I
was aiming to do what she
wanted — not what PE want-
ed. I she’s not going to wear
it te grad, then [don’t want
todo it.” :

Freelance makeup artist
Jayne Chow concentrated on
evening out Cheryl's pink

Chris and Cheryl are
ready for the big night
in tux and tails from
Carol’s Costume Corner CHERYLS hair was overprocessed, while
(986-4880). Cheryl’s bustier was Chris’ needed to be reshaped. Here, they get
. = provided by Best Labels ready for a change at the Ambleside Barber
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Cheryl Wood is graduat-
ing from Argyle secondary
school, plays in a pipe band
and usually goes with a look
thar is comfortable, casual
and fuss-free.

Because of that, Biro did-
n’t want to go overboard
with styling and makeup.

“She doesi’t normally
even wear makeup,” said
Biro. “A puffy dress would
have been unnatural.”
Instead, Cheryl wore a busti-
er under tails for a fun but
sexy look.

She didn’t want to have
her hair cut so Biro worked
around ends that were dry
and brite. She used color
fora dramatic change.

“Ina word her hair was
overprocessed,” Biro said.

She started by recon-
structing and conditioning to
put Cheryl's hair in better
condition before she started.

After returning the
bleached streaks in Cheryl's
hair to their natural color,
Biro did a double session of

skin tones,

She used gold tones and
soft earthy colors for eyes
and lips.

She wanted a look that
suited her age. And since
Cheryl doesn’t usually wear
makeup she didn’t want it to
look overdone,

Chris Olson is also gradu-
ating from Argyle, he is an
aspiring actor.

For his look, said Biro:
“We just wanted to lose the
fro.”

She took out most of the
weight in his hair and
reshaped it, She also cleaned
up his beard, using both an
electric razor and a straight
razor.

“We were trying fora
look that was more up-to-
date, funky,” Biro said.

His old-fashioned tuy had
wider lapels, a satin stripe on
the leg and was worn with a
drop-vest.

Most of Biro’s clientele
are men, but she also free-
lances as a stylist for women.