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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1983
Page
6
Gregory Miller of Vidal Sassoon in Chicago describes paint rollers dustpan brushes and sponges used to tint hair surface for quick highlights. The method yields sun streaked to tortoise shell effects with three colors and costs about $30. Results last six to eight weeks and require no maintenance.
New Year style ideas from Vidal Sassoon stylists across the nation. Ron Lee explains a root-to-end curl method using a curling iron for natural looking volume. Gregory suggests temporary color effects with bright makeup hues and water for tousled hair. Avram introduces a roots only blow style with ribbons and ponytails for festive volume.
Chicago stylist Dimitri Kermelis shares methods to dress up holiday hair using jewelry from Tiffany and other pieces. He demonstrates gel, rollers, and pins to secure brooches and clips in short, medium, and long styles for celebratory looks.
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