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sfjffflebcf i economist sunlstouffville tribune thursday nov 18 1999 11 advertising feature thel arthritis tomorrows gift whether its a bequest a gift of life insurance or a charitable annuity you can plan today to ensure continuing support for r arthritis research nearly four million canadians who have arthritis are counting oh you for more information about our planned giving program contact the arthritis society give to give hope computer helped novembers makeover winner discover the perfect haircut richmond 5085177 this message brought to you as a community servcieof the economisttribune lisacartwright features writer for natasha andrade novembers new you makeover winner her new look took getting use to its different said andrade 25 a markham resident and an employ ee at ing direct in north york andrade has never had short hair she always wears it long and at one length but when she went to lizn pauls hair salon in unionville for the makeover stylist menka kostoff chopped off sev eral inches of hair and layered it lizn pauls is the only hair salon in markham that offers a computer system that helps people find the perfect hairstyle there are two parts to the system the first is the computer analysis where numerous questions are asked including height weight age and hair texture face measurements are also imputed into the computer the computer takes the information and tells the stylist what the face shape is and how to achieve the style that would flatter it the most the second part of the program is com puter imaging a digital photograph is taken and downloaded into the com puter lizn pauls is able to download hundreds of styles depending on the look a person is trying to achieve andrade choose a sophisticated style and the computer recommended a shorter length and layers with her round face the computer recommended lots of height on top and layered the style lengthens her face it is also easy to main tain menka said the advantage of the computer system is that it helps people visualize a style before choosing onel it takes the risk out of getting a hair cut people arent scared any more andrade usual ly adds a blond highlight to her hair but menka decided on cooper instead i jiighlighted her hair with foil then put a toner through the whole i thing it gave her a twotone look that is very popular right now subtle makeover charcoalgray was applied to her eyebrows and berry shades to her eye andrade doesnt wear makeup lid a subte sneen was placed on top menka applied a tinted moisturize to bring out her eyes to andrades face and then chose hat- very su andrade said ural shades to finish her eyes paris fashions specializing in bridal bridesmaid formal holiday evening wear casual wear at up to 50 off smxssk 0ifonuifmun l6l main st unipnyiile 905701742 photoibcabernethy above natasha andrade before her makeover and below after win a makeover you to can win a makeover win a makeover from the markham economist sun and siouffville tribune remember i one ballot per person please the winner has to be available during the day and allow the salon to whatever it feels best makeovers take approximately three hours to complete simply fill out the ballot below and mail or fax it to either office ballots must be receive by friday dec 3 the ballots are thrown away after each month so you are encour aged to reenter each time new you makeover contest name address daytime phone number m w 1 t rt lmv