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NEWS photos Paul McGrath

f HOLIDAY HAIR fixes: Karl Robathan of Hair Mode
# back-combs Nancy’s mid-length Friends haircut,
above. Curls add glamor to Heather's short pixie
f cut (right). Fer right: Mary’s upswept ‘do looks
# complicated but isn't. All three salon styles can be
“i replicated at home.

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ANE ON Melrose Place

has a new ’do and so

does Kelly (Beverly Hills
210). Friends fans can’t

ea ER stop talking about

& Courteney Cox’s new look.

Today’s trendiest hairstyles are

SN Se4 coming at us straight from the tube.

& Salon-goers from L.A, right on up
the coast are walking in and saying
i simply: “i want Friends hair.”

. Kari Robathan of Hair Mode on
Marine Drive in North Vancouver
has seen his share of Friends ‘dos
and more. The flip, which was real-
a ly “big time” last year, is softer

: 7 m now, Shorter and not as exaggerat-

faNeren cd, he says.
; Up-dos are softer and not as
«4 sculptured as in the past. Mid-
= length is still the most popular but
more and more people are taking
their cue from TV’s style-setters
like Jane and Kelly and going for
the chop.
un When it comes to holiday hair,
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Layne
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notes

Many of them are easily achievable
at home, if you follow these few
tips of the trade.

Robathan gives glamor to
Heather’s short pixie cut by adding
a retro wave. Start with damp hair.
Apply a light setting lotion like
Th-*mal Ice by Joico and sweep
bangs to one side. Place a handful
of medium-size roilers at the
crown. Robathan uses magnetic
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tollers will do. The rollers should
be placed in a swirl, following the
natural growth pattern of the hair,
for added movement.

Once hair is set, remove rollers
and finger comb to soften curls or
brush out to create a wave.

To achieve Nancy's mid-length
Friends 'do, Robathan offers some
advice.

Start with the right cut. Long,
vertical layers —- ones that follow
the curve of the head — are the key
to this cut. If hair is too thick or too
curly, the cut will not conform to
the contours of the head, says
Robsthan, and therefore not have
the same effect.

Back-combing is the key to
achieving height and volume.

Back-comb only the roots. If
you comb from roots to ends you'll
wind up with the frizzies, cautions
Robathan.

Apply a pomade like Joico's
Brilliantine to the ends and fringe,
to add definition and lustre.

For tong-haired locks, follow

tep-by step tips for Mary's

upswept ‘do that looks complicated
but Robathan insists isn’t.

Step 1: Divide hair in two sec-
tions with a part from ear to ear.
Gather front section into a ponytail
on top of the head, leaving a few
strands around the face for soft-
ness. Using a light spray like
Joico's Joi Mist, spray this section.
Twist the hair then secure loosely
with an elastic. Tuck the ends
under the elastic and secure with a
small hair comb. This will create
the height.

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Step 2: Gather the remainder of
hair and brush up towards the
crown. You should have a high,
iight ponytail. Secure with an elas-
tic.

Step 3: Curl loose ends with
either a curling iron or rollers. Hot
rollers work best. Before rolling,
spray with a light hairspray.
Remove curls once rollers have
cooled. Secure curls in place with
bobby pins. Finish with a strong-
holding spray like Joico's Ice Mist.

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