European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - September 13, 1985, Darmstadt, Hesse Page 16 the stars and stripes Friday september 13, 1985 consumer watch \ he face of fall Winter fashion by Mary Neth consumer editor a Way with curly permed hairdos. Away with bold heavy makeup. For fall those Bulky Broad shouldered fashions Call for Subtle Davenport who has taught cosmetology at Frankfurt High school for 11 years has returned from England with the latest in How to accomplish just this. A former student of International hair stylist Vidal Sasoon Davenport took a five Day refresher course at his London school and Learned she says that when it comes to hair the Cut is More important than styles Are soft generally close to the head and easy to care for ail a matter of Sasoon. She notes Calls them hairdos with fringes.1 As to makeup the Pale or subtly made up face with natural eyebrows is in demonstrating on three models Davenport showed the new makeup and hair style treatments. The fall Winter makeup is All she explained a matter of a Light hand lots of Small and Large brushes powder based Eye Shadow and Blush Clear coloured lipsticks plus lip glosses. She chose Amy Bradach an Ivory complexioned Brunette to demonstrate the step by step approach to the popular Pale look. Explaining that there is no need for a makeup base for anyone with a flawed skin she began the make Over with the eyes using three shades of Brown Shadow. The lightest Shade was brushed Over the entire Eye Cage then gently covered with the next Shade. Finally the darkest color was used to emphasize the lid area. Next step Mascara first applied on top of the lashes then underneath. Finally the eyeliner smudged after application to avoid too hard a line. To Complete the makeup soft Black Eye Shadow was brushed Over the brows Blush was applied lightly to the Cheeks and Chin and again using a Brush the lips were outlined and filled in with a Clear red lipstick topped by gloss. For Black Model katrina Barnes a purple Pink Trio of Eye shadows was used. For dark haired creamy complexioned Susan Wunderlich Brown tones again. Hair styles Davenport gave Bradach a feathered Sasoon firefly Cut. Oval faced Barnes do added up to an open faced typically american look a brushed Back style that framed the face. Her hair had first been relaxed then scissor Cut. If preferred the hair can be left natural and shaped with clippers. Some Black women also Are wearing what is called a Back to the roots look said Davenport. They Are cutting their hair very Short and leaving it in its natural curly dread Locki Alto Are the rage. Worn with great elegance by some International models the style however is generally a time consuming project. In London though a Hairdresser who Calls himself Antenna has developed a new method. Instead of weaving the hair into thin separate locks he uses a liquid that welds it together. Often a number of colors Are intertwined Green Blue hair colouring is a big thing according to Davenport London is the place where the most interesting things Are being done. I go to the shows in Paris too but i find much More dramatic styling in another hair weaving trick More widely used than dread locks,1 is called hair Extension. In Extension extra hair real or synthetic is added explains Davenport. The Extension ran be a braid extending from a Short Hairdo or an addition thai adds allover length and fullness. If properly done it will stay in the hair through shampoos Lor several what else is being used in creating the new Dos an electric hair Tamer can be used to press out curly locks. Gel can be used to Spike hair for those Punk styles. Wunderlich who wears very curly hair Well below the shoulders got the hair Tamer treatment. Long hair is not really in fashion right now commented Davenport. But since Wunderlich feels Best with it i Don t recommend a change. People after All should feel comfortable with their appearance. " is photo by Dave Didio Marie Davenport with modal katrina borne. Above left Model Sutan Wunderlich top Amy Bradash below and Barnet right
