Fashion Went To Their Heads

Just what can be achieved in the way of head-turning hair styling was dramatically demonstrated by Australian champion hair stylist Alwyn Juilfs in Nelson last month. Mr Juilfs was in New Zealand helping to introduce a new cold wave permanent and, with the aid of models he showed a hall full of hairdressers some of his creations. His most "way out" styling was undoubtedly that displayed on model Faye Botham (top left and above). After doing a Phyllis Diller on Faye's hair (above), he shaped it, sprayed it with a silver lacquer and finally surmounted the hair with a chain-type hair piece. A similar operation was performed on Biddy Galway (left). At far left, Biddy displays the final effect and at left Mr Juilfs pins the hair piece in place.

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Not all models received the "way out" treatment, however. Janice Laing (Stoke), at left, has long, thick hair. She finished with a ringlet hair-do. Marlene Hammond, however, was chosen to display this unusual style (above). A hair piece was used on Marlene. Shirley Green, of Tahuna, went all high hat after her hair had been styled (below left). Somewhere in that pinnacle of hair there's a roll, or something. The soft, natural look, was shown off to effect on Val Griffith (below centre) and Ruth Whitehead (below right).

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