: G4-Sunday News, June 8, 1980 BEAUTIFUL YOU By RENE VINCENT With the movement away from the natural look, women will be visiting their hairdressers more often over the next few years. They'll also be going as better educated consumers. Over the past 10 years, they’ve been exposed to scores of articles on hair care in virtually every woman's magazine on both sides of the border — how to talk to a hairdresser, what type of colouring, con- ditioners to use, etc. — and they do know what to expect from their hairdresser. This has helped to raise standards within the profes- Children the first priority OTTAWA (UPC) - Children ANNE MURRAY is a superstar in her own right, but she’s the first to bow to real glamour. She recently completed a taping for the “Muppet Show.” Speaking of Miss Piggy, Anne said: “I've got the voice, but she’s got the looks.” (UPI wirephoto) sion. As a result, today’s hairdresser must not only know what is good design but be able to show his or her customers what looks good on them. One of the main reasons women will be visiting their salons more in the 80s is the new hair styles. In general, styles will tend to become more individual, with your hairdresser acting not only as a creator of hair design but also an an interpreter of fashion. The trend towards full, brighter hair color is also part of the change away from the natural look. Art colors — reds, peacock blue, yellow, etc. — are already popular among young people on the West Coast and will be more evident in the rest of Canada as these styles catch on. These changes represent a marked departure from the kind of services provided by salons over the past few years. A survey undertaken by the Allied Beauty Associ- ation in 1979 showed that 91 per cent of the women inter- vigwed went to their salon for a cut or trim. This was followed by blow-drying — 52 per cent — with the 35- year-old and over age group having the highest average number of visits annually. Adding to these numbers in the 80s will be a whole better educated.consumer generation of young con- sumers who have come of age during the natural look and who have never made full use of the servies of a salon. There is a definite move- ment back to roller setting and with it, this group is going to the salon in part to learn how to set their own hair. Rene Vincent ts executive director of the Allied Beauty Association, a national, non- profit trade association formed by the professional beauty industry to improve the quality of hair care. should be the first priority of the state, but under Canada’s federal structure there is no central agency to recognize Commission for the Year of the Child said Thursday. In a report entitled “For Canada’s Children,” the commission, headed by Judge Doris Ogilvy, recommended the House of Commons standing com- mittee on Health, Welfare and Social Affairs add children to its concerns. It also said an im- plementation committce to receive recommendations from the commission should be struck as a subcommittce consisting of both MPs and or structures that would allow youth to have a real voice in shaping the country is obvious, and the Com- mission regrets that it had made so little progress towards achieving it.” The commission also recommended the federal government establish a responsibility center, similar to one now operating by the U.S. government, to cxamine and _ initiate legislation and _ policies affecting Canadian children. 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