Modeling as a Career at Barbizon Cleveland
Diane Rueser, director of Barbizon School of Modeling in Cleveland, explains that modeling requires more than posing. The program covers skin care, makeup, wardrobe, posture, diet, voice, and client relations, with six month courses and flexible schedules. Women dominate the field but men have routes, and graduates may become flight attendants, receptionists, or sales reps. Barbizon can also refer applicants to interviews.
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Cheryl Tiegs
Farrah Fawcett
Diane Rueser
Cleveland
Barbizon School of Modeling
Barbizon
Diane
Lorain
Elyria
Sandusky
Ohio
Local Barbizon grads eye modeling careers in Cleveland
Debbie Dillinger, 19, a September 1978 Barbizon graduate from Cleveland, studies with a photographer and models for ads while considering acting and commercial work. Dave Enneking, 20, of Bay Village, another Barbizon alum, mirrors the path with fashion shows and magazine ads, seeing modeling as a step toward acting. Both stress hard work and learning in a competitive field.
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Dave Enneking
Debbie Dillinger
Cleveland
Barbizon
Bay Village
Dave
Great Northern Mall
Debrif
Timmy
Beliefs challenged on suntan claims and FDA rules
Dermatologists deny oils and creams permanently extend tans while some products hedge claims. The FDA could reclassify cosmetics as drugs, require proof for drug claims, and add sunscreen labeling. Sun System and Hawaiian Tropic face scrutiny over bergapten and misleading wording.
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Federal Food and Drug Administration
Martin Greif
FDA
Cosmetics
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Knight-Ridder Newspapers
Daytona Beach
Fla
Coppertone
Henry Menn
University of Miami
Menn
Medical Letter
Steve Michaelis
Sun System
Ed Kessler
Omni Chemists
Greif