KNGW YOUR hair and your stylist.

Salon’s Cut-A-Thon to
benefit AIDS researca

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a dramatically different look, she
usually gets it in the spring.

“In fall, similarly to the time,
she falls back to the security of
natural colors.”’

An average cut costs $32 for

women, color starts at $58, spiral
waves (which can last up to one
year) cost $125.
HAIR COMPANY, at 1981
Lonsdale Ave. in North Van-
couver, is owned by David
Campell who trained at Vidal Sas-
soon in both London and the U.S.
The shop is known as a pro-
gressive salon, though there is a
mixed clientele. Makeovers, in-
cluding both hair and makeup, are
often performed for individual
clients and women’s groups.

The salon is known for its cut-
ting techniques and for its foil
_ highlighting. As well, one of the
shop’s stylists specializes in black
hair and does cutting, curl relax-

ing and corn rowing or braiding.
This salon offers a unique ser-

vice. You can have your nails

manicured or have a temporary

.tattoo apglied (which is fashion-

able currently) at the same time
you are heving your hair done.

The salon caters to both men
and women. A man’s cut costs
$28, $39 for a woman's cut.
Highlights start at $65.

Also worth mention is Sharp
Hair Design, 117-1433 Lonsdale
Ave. in North Vancouver.

This full-service salon is
organizing and sponsoring a
Cut-A-Thon ito benefit AIDS
research on Saturday, May 16.

The public is invited to visit the

shop and receive a hair cut for a
minimum of $15 donation, with
the entire proceeds being donated
to the worthy cause.
Call Sharp Hair Design at 987-
4247, or your own salon to find
out if they are participating in the
event. - Carol Crenna

The Bay's.
Famous
Roast Beef Dinner
A Great Value Any Way You Slice it!

Each dinner includes Potatoes,

Vegetabies and
Yorkshire Pudding.

Choice of 2 delicious cuts.
Regular Cut. Our Reg. $5.99

Sale Price

Extra
Cut

Extra Cut. Our Reg. $6.99

* Coupons or other discounts not applicable
Available from May Lith to May 16th only.

Sunday, May 10, 1992 ~ North Shore News — 47

Avoid costly wardrobe mistakes

A LOT of women have expen-
sive outfits in their wardrobe
that they never wear.

North Shore resident and
BeautiControl Image Consul-
tant Louise Weinbren has just
established a business that
helps peopie avoid making
these types of costly wardrobe
mistakes.

“What I do is help people to
shop wisely. That includes buy-
ing clothes to suit someone’s
body shape,’ said Weinbren.

Weinbren has worked full
time since January as an image
consultant using products and
services set up by the United
States-based BeautiControl

Image Company. The company
has been operating for 10 years
and has been active in the
Vancouver area for approxi-
mately three years.

Weinbren said she made a
career move to the beauty
business from her unchalleng-
ing executive secretary job
while taking business ad-
ministration at Capilano Col-
lege.

One of the reasons she chose
her new business was she liked
the “total image’? concept of
makeup instruction, skin care
consultation, color analysis,
hairstyle suitability and best
clothing styles for a particular
figure that are wrapped up ititce

“CHECK OUT CHECKERS"
“Check out Checkers” is a popular phrase used
by people who have visited Checkers Hair
Design Ltd. located on Lonsdale & 18th, after
four years in operation.

With its fully experienced staff trained from
Sukis, Vancouver, Vidal Sassoon and Tony &
Guy from England, they are sure to offer you the
very best, and the latest knowledge and cechni-
ques in hair styles, color and pesms.

{n four years, Checkers have shown their abili-
ty to offer the very best to all cheir customers.
They are friendly, approachable, and attencive,
enabling cach client to easily discuss his/her
needs and wishes.

If you are not sure how you'll like your hair
done, they will offer you professional advice with
care according to your features, personality and
hair texture.

Checkers offers a fashionable, new look and
excellent quality at a very affordable price. Hair
cuts for men and women are only $12, perms
are $30 and up, colors are $20 and up, and
streaks begin at $35.

Each client is treated with care and attention

one service.

“I feel the service industry is
going to do well in the ’90s,”’
said Weinbren.

About 10 other North Shore
residents also work as image
consuitanis for the company.
The products and services are
demonstrated to clients, in-
cluding men, through “clinics”
set up in homes.

Weinbren said the skin care
and makeup line is comparable
in price to better retail lines.
The consulting and figure
analysis part of the business is
free.

For more information, call
988-7856.

to ensure the urmas: satisfaction they can
seldom get anywhere else! The philosophy of
CHECKERS is to maintain the best fashionable
cut, perm, steak o¢ color for each of their
clients at a price everyone would hwet

If you have not visited Checkers before, come
and experience the difference. Let Checkers
cteate a new summer look for you.

Our stylists car speak many languages — in-
cluding English, Spanish, Persian, Japanese and
Chinese.

For a limited time, you'll receive free Joico
shampoo and conditioner with a perm, color or

streaks.
“Check out Checkers”

1851 Lonsdale Ave.
985-4912

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