Raydiance Hair Enhancements
Do you want a product that can do more for
your looks than even cosmetic surgery? What
are these revolutionary new hair enhancement
products everyone in Metro Detroit is talking
about?
People ask the following questions
1. Is it comfortable?
2. Is it easy to put on?
3. Is it lightweight?
4. Is it undetectable?
5. Will it match my own color, texture and
hairstyle?
6. Does it look natural?
7. Can I have more hair in a particular area?
8. Can I have highlights?
9. Can I have longer hair?
10. Is it affordable?
And the answer to every question is YES!
Raydiance has opened a new salon facility in
West Bloomfield and provides 100 percent cus-
tom made hair additions for women and men.
"It used to be that only movie stars and celeb-
rities had access to a product like this," said
Lisa Raydiance, President and longtime wearer.
"We work with women and men helping them
achieve a beautiful and natural look with out
sacrificing their active life styles."
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are undetectable to even the most experienced
hairstylists. Each piece is custom made as to
hair style, texture, color and exactly what the
individual's particular needs are.
self or a perlecan-FGF combina-
tion were introduced into animal
tissue. In both cases a solid , ex-
tensive network of blood vessels
developed.
This research was supported
in part by the Israeli Academy of
Sciences and the Humanities,
The Raydiance hair additions are not wigs and
they are not extensions of hair weaves which
can permanently damage the hair. They are
easy to wear, lightweight and create a truly
natural appearance.
the Israel Cancer Research
Fund, the Minerva Foundation
and the United States-Israel Bi-
national Science Foundation. Dr.
Yayon is the incumbent of the
Alvin and Gertrude Levine Ca-
reer Development Chair of Can-
cer Research.
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"The Raydiance I wear has been terrific!" said
Anita Kuzin, a Raydiance client for more than
10 years. "It matches my own hair so com-
pletely, I have never worried about anyone
knowing it's an enhancement."
Centers Of Excellence
Receive Study Grants
The Grand Opening of the newest Raydiance
Salon will take place as an Open House the
week of February 13th through 18th, 1995.
The Raydiance Professional Staff will be avail-
able to candidly answer your questions and
show you how Radiance can provide a simply
beautiful new look to your hairstyle.
Raydiance is located at 5799 West Maple Road
in West Bloomfield.
eizmann Institute re- activity at the level of cell net-
search into information works and the combination of dif-
processing by the brain ferent techniques for recording
and the properties of such activity.
The second research project —
electrons will be bolstered by two
research grants for centers of ex- referred to as One-Dimensional
cellence, just awarded by the Is- Electron Systems and coordi-
rael Science Foundation, nated by Dr. Udi Meirav of the
administered by the Israel Acad- Department of Condensed Mat-
emy of Sciences and Humanities. ter Physics — is aimed at re-
Centers of excellence at Israeli solving some of the frontier
institutions of higher learning — issues in contemporary physics
five of which were created this by creating and studying unique
year — are established annual- ultrasmall structures in which
ly on the basis of recommenda- electrons move in one dimension.
tions by leading world experts in In addition to serving as a valu-
order to promote scientific in- able research tool, such struc-
vestigations at the highest pos- tures may form the basis of
sible level. Each center receives future electronic and electron-op-
tical devices. In particular, one-
a $900,000 research grant.
The Brain and Computation dimensional semiconductor
project — conducted by sub- lasers promise to be highly effi-
groups of scientists and coordi- cient, while one-dimensional
nated by Professor Shimom field-effect transistors may prove
Ullman of the Institute's De- superior to conventional ones in
partment of Applied Mathemat- various respects.
ics and Computer Science — will
focus on clarifying how brain cells
work together to represent visu-
al patterns, such as simple
shapes, in the cortex. Another
goal of the project is to under-
stand how different groups of
brain cells interact while per-
forming perceptual tasks, such
as discriminating between vari-
The special one-dimensional
ous visual or tactile patterns.
A unique feature of this re- systems needed for this project,
search is the close cooperation conducted by five subgroups of
between neurobiologists on the scientists, will be created using
one hand, who will perform em- 'state-of-the-art equipment at
pirical observations of the brain, Weizmann Institute's Joseph H.
and mathematicians and com- and Belle R. Braun Center for
puter scientists on the other Submicron Research. Parts of the
hand, who will develop compu- project will be carried out in col-
tational models for interpreting laboration with scientists from
these observations. Other unique the Hebrew University of
aspects include the focus on brain Jerusalem.
For additional information and a free, pri-
vate consultation at their new West
Bloomfield "Beauty Suites" call
The hair additions are easy to take care of and
810-855-8845
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Each center
receives a
$900,000 research
grant.
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art of the genetic mecha-
nism that allows Leish-
mania — one-celled
parasites that infect mil-
lions of people worldwide — to
survive in man has been identi-
fied in a recently published Weiz-
mann Institute study. This
development may eventually en-
p
able scientists to interfere with
this mechanism so as to impair
the parasites' ability to reside in
the human body.
Leishmania parasites are car-
ried by sandflies and transferred
to man and other mammals,
causing severe skin lesions and
mucosal infections as well as at-