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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Feb 18, 1986
Page
5
The writer recalls home care pitfalls from perms and cuts, then argues local salons save money with tested products suited to the water, after a free consultation. They note home treatments often require fixes and advise shopping around to manage price.
Hairstyles shift to uncontrived looks with layered cuts, scrunch drying, and longer face framing styles. 60s revivals appear in short bobs and asymmetrical cuts while bold color options from streaks to cellophanes dominate. Many salons offer consultations, perms, discounts, and personalized styling plans for grey hair and regular clients.
Spring fashion centers on bright colors and prints across accessories. Expect hot pinks and greens, many belts, watches with novelty designs, hoop earrings of varied materials, and versatile scarves. Bracelets, chokers, and long chains appear in metal and plastic, with bags, hats, and rope pearls staying key.
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