P 42NETWORK SHENETWORK alented colour expert Faith Taylor is offering Network She members the chance to win a free cut and colour valued at £ 90.00. Faith is well known in the Chester area having trained in the city and has over 20 years experience. She took over running the Miss Molly's Hair Salon at LA Fitness Centre, Wrexham Road, Chester, almost four years ago and has not looked back. The salon, which was named after her daughter, Molly, has a Hollywood dressing room atmosphere with all the benefits of being situated at the centre with parking outside, a café and a licence bar. Since taking over the salon, Faith has seen her client base gradually increase and she now has another talented stylist, Val Wynne working with her. Val used to run a salon in Sydney, Australia and also used to teach Level 3 Hairdressing until she was persuaded to leave the classroom. And to complete the team, junior Gabby Lang who is training at Deeside College joins them every Friday and Saturday. Faith prides herself on offering a very personalised service working hours to suit clients from Tuesday to Saturday including two late nights until 8pm on Tuesday and Thursday. Ideal for busy business people. However, she is also available for appointments seven days a week if needed. Since taking over the salon, Faith has been keen to raise the profile of hairdressers in Chester, and recently came runner up in a L'Oreal Mens Image Award for the North 2008. She aims to go one better next year!!! For appointments please ring 01244 683999. To enter this competition simply answer the following question: Where did the name Miss Molly come from? Answers should be sent by Tuesday 31 March 2009 to Network She, PO Box 142, Llandudno LL30 9BL. Terms and conditionsThe prize is valid up to June 30 2009 and open to readers aged 18 years and over. It is not transferable and there is no cash alternative. TWin a cut and colour from a top Chesterstylist

Being well groomed is no longer a status symbol reserved for the ladies who lunch, on a day to day basis more women through their work and social commitments are in the public eye and showing they believe in themselves by keeping their appearance polished and up to date. ith the shock reveal of Posh's new oh so short urchin cut even the most hardened fashionista would need to carefully consider taking the plunge. This leaves those of us more hesitant mortals wanting a clear direction on what is hot this autumn. The buzz words are cascade, tumble, bounce, movement and texture with ruffles and shine, no flat limp ironed to death over processed straw hair please! So how do you get from the magazine image to the one you see in the mirror? Visualise Make sure you take a photo with you or arrive early enough at the salon to find an image you find appealing, a good stylist will always welcome as much input from you as possible, and after all it is your hairstyle. Compromise Remember whilst you may not suit an exact copy of Posh's crop there's bound to be a variation of the style that will bring you alive. Learn Encourage a tousled style by using the same products as your hairdresser, if they need to use the product to get the right finish then so will you. Listen The key to making your chosen style look amazing is to allow your stylist to tailor the cut to suit your face shape and lifestyle. Versatility Take time to ask your stylist how to alter the style for different occasions; after all you wouldn't wear your work clothes for a hot date, would you? Respect Regular maintenance is key, roots and split ends are on a par with chipped nail polish, laddered tights and scuffed shoes. W byMeinir Moncrieffe A new style may need a new colour, So what's new? Youthful, multi tonal, natural looking hues. The skill here is identifying your natural skin tones and complementing these with four or five different high and low lights, merged with a glossing over tone to ensure fluidity and shine. Using so many colours to achieve the desired overall effect means that these stunning natural tones don't necessarily need to be your own, here are some suggested variations….. A fashion statement in itself will not make you look stunning, it's the profound confidence you feel from knowing you look good which makes you stand out from the crowd. WARMCOOL BLONDEHONEY, SAND, OYSTER, PEARL, CREAM, SUEDE, MINK, SILVER, GOLD, STONEPEBBLE BRUNETTECONKER, CHESTNUT, COFFEE, VOLE, SABLE, CHOCOLATE, SLATE, WALNUT, HAZELNUTANTHRACITE, DARK CHOCOLATE REDCOPPER, STRAWBERRY, PLUM, MAHOGANY, BRONZE, RUSSET, RED, RASPBERRY, AMBERMAGENTA Tailorthe crop… SHENETWORK SHEP 43