When first I began in the hair styling field it was the early 80's and I vividly recall setting up my first 'station' or 'chair'. In a stack of discarded hair books I discovered an illustrated book that I recall to be "Hairlusions" by Gary Gerard and it became one of my best 'tools' on hand. The book was unusual because instead of photographs of models, it was entirely composed of quality (timeless) illustrations. What's so nice is that with illustrations is easier not to get caught up with the exact texture, thickness or color of the models hair. It's easier to just look at the shapes, angles and the like. While I recall there were plenty of very 'dated' styles, it was still by far a treasure trove of hairstyles since we know that given time, old styles resurface again with just a few twists and voila! Instant update! Classics or takes on classic shapes will always find their way back in vogue.
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Joanie Pepitone
6/18/2017 06:16:02 pm
Since Gary passed on 2 years ago, I guess I'm able to talk...
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Joanie Pepitone
6/18/2017 07:43:56 pm
Yes....
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12/16/2017 06:03:22 pm
I have a copy of Gerard’s Hairlusions 3. I haven’t yet listed it in my bookstore and am open to discussing offers. Cjkr@me.com
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