What will the hair styles of the tomorrow be like? These are the predictions of West German hairdresser, Gerhard Fritsch. Strong use of partial bleaching and lacquering produces the waterfall effect, on the left, while the model at right is created with the help of curling irons, lacquer, paint (for washing-out colour) and balls of cotton wool!
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Press, 5 August 1985, Page 8
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57What will the hair styles of the tomorrow be like? These are the predictions of West German hairdresser, Gerhard Fritsch. Strong use of partial bleaching and lacquering produces the waterfall effect, on the left, while the model at right is created with the help of curling irons, lacquer, paint (for washing-out colour) and balls of cotton wool! Press, 5 August 1985, Page 8
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