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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 17, 2000
Page
27
Excerpt from Diane Simon's Hair Public Political Extremely Personal published by St Martin's Press. The brief passage discusses adolescence hair experiences and peer perception prompting identity reflection.
Smashbox introduces oil free powder foundation in five shades priced at 32 dollars and available online. Also launches Smashing Rumor lipstick for 14 dollars in frosted brown sugar. New men’s picks include L Oreal Casting Color Spa for Men at 7.39 and Lab Series Two in one lotions priced 27.50 for face and 18 for body.
Woolite releases a booklet explaining clothing care labels and how to decide if items can be washed. Tips include options for labels that say Dry Clean but not Dry Clean Only, colorfastness testing with a paper towel, and cautions about undiluted detergent. To request the brochure, write to Whats in a Label P O Box 8126 Grand Rapids Minnesota 55745 8126.
The article traces Charlie's Angels inspired looks from the 1970s to today, noting volume over flat hair, big curls, and feathered shapes. It cites Violet DaCosta and Eugenia Weston on modern trends, makeup revival with glossy lips and bronzy skin, and predicts contemporary celebrity styles influenced by Farrah Fawcett and Kate Jackson.
Consumer column warns milk does not hydrate or exfoliate skin. Lactic acid in milk is not used in cosmetics, nonfragrant plant oils help very dry skin, while dairy can worsen breakouts. Paula Begoun notes milk’s analogy to lactic acid is flawed and unproductive.
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