From the Mayans - to the PH factor The | ancient. Mayan civilization some 300 years B.C. just loved the avocado. ‘The .feult was both part of thelr staple diet and, at the same lime, abasic ingredient for beauty preparations, The pulp of the frult, which is richin vitamins A, E, and B, as well:as several minerals in- , cluding iron, was oflen mashed and ground with dyes and daubed on the face and hair to improve the appearance. And Giltette of Canada is hoping thal Canadian women will come {o love the avocado, along with the apricot and green apple for basically the same reason, . For these are the three fragrances of the company’s new Earth Born Natural pH Balance Shampoos, which’ will be adverlised by the campany slarting next Monday, November 25: Avocado for dry hair; Apricot for normal hair; and Green Apple for oily hair. Apart from the fragrances, ux: shampeo line's difference lies in the fact that itis based on pH contral - a concept which is emerging from the professional ‘beauty trade, and which is now available ta the consumer. In simple terms. what this ~ means is thal Earth Born helps maintain the natural acid balance of the hair and scalp. Skin and hair are slightly acid normally; soap and detergents are alkaline, The expression pH refers to this acid-alkaline relationship. Earth Born, therefore, helps. reslore hair (to its normal,: natural pH balance and helps avercome the damage which can be caused by alkaline shampoos, hair colours, per- manents, straighteners, and sun, wind and weather. Used * regularly, it will help restore ary, dull or damaged hair to its original state. 1n. 1973, consumers spent $47.9 million onshampoos in Canada, and itis estimated that the market will reach $53 million - retail dollars in 1975, Students and young women in the 12-24 age bracket account for 47 per COURTHOUSE SQUARES WHAT THE COUNTRY REALLY NEEDS 1S A: LADY'S SHOE LARGER” ON THE INSIDE THAN ON THE OUTSIDE. « Today's Travel Problems Answered ; By QUADRA TRAVEL LTD. QUESTION: ‘Can you handle travel dataifs for a very large group? ANSWER: Yes, wo're equipped ia handte all the details for travelling for any size group! me . Have you a travel Problem *: of your own? Come in, phone or write us. We will he glad to help you without charge or obligation of any kind! a | Quadra Travel Senutees Ltd. : 4848 Laketse . 635-2261 cent of tolal sales, women in the 25-34 age bracket represent 21 per cent, A leading Canadian hair care specialist is adamant: “pH control shampoos should appeal to everyone, from. those peaple who shampoo once a week to other who may shampoo every: day. Actually, the more frequently a pH shampoo !s used, the better the results, “Too frequent shampocing with the wrong formula can have long-lasing, damaging * effects on the hair which are difficult to rectify.” He adds that this danger can be overcome with pH control shampoo and that damaged hair ean often be restored ta its natural state within a month of regular use. . : Other immediate benefits of Earth Born include its ability to remove calcium and other mineral deposits left by. tap water, thus allowing the natural gloss and colour’ of the hair to shine through. It also produces - minimum static, leaving the hair easier lo comb, free from snags and breakage and generally more manageable. These factors are critical for an overall well-groomed = ap- pearance required by today’s ‘women. What is a normal pH level? As the human hair originates, it has a normal level of from 4.0 to . 6.0 - mildly acidie - and any davialion from this level, particularly if it {s upward, affects lustre, manageability, — splitting and breakage. Most hair preparations on the market, such as colour, treatments, permanents, straighteners and shampoos, are alkaline and fall into the 7.0 te 10,0 range, with some going even. higher.. ‘The effect, therefore, is harmful rather than beneficial. Earth Born is packaged in - eight and (welve-aunee . plastic “bottles in a milk-bottle design which is expected to have considerable appeal ta women with an interest in the “back to nature” Lrend, The shape of the bottle allows it to be held more securely than other shampoo containers on the market, thereby avoiding unnecessary aceidents and spillage. . The manufacturer’s elghit-ounce size is §1.98, and for the twelve-ourice size, $2.49. suggested retail price for the . For Further Informa PUZZLE ‘CROSSWORD . . : TODAY'S ANSWER 7 . envi ty ACROSS 39 Fortification $= [3/31 L0H} ed] 1 Mediocre . 40 City EJEIFIEIEI=] . § Entrances of OlG . 10 Journey Manasseh ‘li Fare DOWN # Talented 1 See — 13 Threatening 2 Telstar's ultimatum ath (2 wd.) 3 Eléquent 14 SL Lawrence = (hyph. wed.) (abbr.) § Unclose 9 Was of 24 South 15 Hobo (poet.) avail, old African 16 NZ, 5 Micro- ‘style 26 Salt parrot organism. 11 Plump water 1? Trample 6 Zoo 3§ Osseous 29 Unearthly (2 wis.) ~~. attraction = 19. 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According to Grant Rowan, Oxfam Western Regional Director in Winnipeg, the campaign hopes to collect over $200,000. ‘The fast is designed to promote awareness of the fact that millions of people * + ’ . around the’ world go hungry every day.. Il seems ap- propriate that at Christmas time we should share ‘some af aur agricultural wealth with - people who are less furtunate. - Monies donated will be used to buy Western Canadian food products and ship them to the food-short, eastern states of Co pecple may be at ritk of starvation.” ; Donallons may be sent to Oxfam at Box 12,000 in Van- —couver, Victoria, Calgary, Edmonton, Regina, Saskatoon or Winnipeg. ° Whatever Some people take happiness wherever they go; others cause it whenever they £0. 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When buying toys stick to simple ones that will be played with at the same time as they are educating the child. An * elaborate toy is likely Lo wind up lying around especially if it Is for a very small child. It ig wiser lo stick to simple washable dolls and the like unless you positively know the parent will approve of the gift. Some parent's would rather not allow their children to play with loy guns and elaborate chemistsy sets. A parent ts the best judge of whether a child is responsible enough for this sort of loy. When in doubt ask. i the child has a hobby you could add a few articles to his collection, or buy a few supplies toward his hobby. If you nalice that the child particularly likes’ something you have and it. would be a wise gift either give‘ to him or get him one like it, An Inexpensive gift or ne thal costs nothing will be ap- _ preciated if it is something th cad ' child really wants. . 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