What tales does your hair tell?

Whether you're young and pretty, warm and vivacious, cool and sophisticated,
mature and intelli­gent or gentle and wise, does the world see you as you really are?

Or does your hair style:

* Tell tales of a woman with mind and body in im­
perfect harmony, well-groomed when you feel like making
the effort, but awry the greater part of the time? No
woman can be more attractive than her coiffure, especial­
ly when it's custom-designed to bring out her individuality.

* Underline a defeatist attitude? Hair that is oily, fine,
curly or a combination of all three got you down long ago
and you decided to surrender unconditionally.

* Bespeak a lack of originality? You don't care how
you look as long as it's like someone else. Don't be a type.
Be an individual. Study the stars, but don't imitate
them. Your beauty, like theirs, lies in being different.

* Cry out bad taste? Too many tight, fussy curls, too
much hair color, an unflattering shade in the first place,
too many hairpieces worked into an archaic Mandarin or
Southern-belle style or too many hair ornaments which
should be reserved for formal events.

* Mirror your inability or unconscious refusal to keep
up with the times? Perhaps you refuse to change a line of
the hairdo you were wearing when you first met "him".

* Let the whole world know you are lazy? "Some
women are even too lazy to brush their hair," Antoine
says. "But no one is really happy until he or she acquires
self-control—and that demands work."