People have always wanted to look their best, and hairdressers and hairstylists—or “cosmetologists,” as they may be called—have helped them achieve that goal. These professionals shampoo, cut, and style hair. But they may also colour, straighten, or curl hair and give manicures, pedicures, and scalp and facial treatments. All states require hairdressers and hairstylists to be licensed, but training and apprenticeship requirements vary widely, so be sure to check before entering a program. Manual dexterity, an artistic sense, and an awareness of the latest styles are essential. Equally important are the “people skills” that make a visit enjoyable for customers and encourage them to come back. Hairdressers and hairstylists who take a genuine interest in their customers often develop the kind of following that makes it possible for them to one day open their very own hair salon or beauty parlour.

to look one’s best – a lehető legjobban néz ki
to style hair – frizurát vágni
to straighten – kiegyenesíteni
to curl – göndöríteni
manicure – manikűr
pedicure – pedikűr
scalp – fejbőr
facial – arcmasszázs, kozmetikai kezelés
license – engedély
apprenticeship – tanulóidő, gyakorlati oktatás
to vary widely – nagyon változó
manual dexterity – kézügyesség
artistic sense – művészi érzék
the latest styles – a legfrissebb frizurák
to have people skills – ért az emberekhez
to encourage – bátorítani
to take interest in – érdeklődést mutatni
genuine – valódi, igazi
following – követők
beauty parlour – szépségszalon

Fill in the gaps with the right words. There is one extra.

1. If you want to open a hair salon, you need a ……………….. .

2. Mary is an apprentice. She’s helping out but she’s not allowed to ……………….. yet.

3. How long does it take to get a ……………….. ? I would like a nice pattern on my nails too.

4. This ……………….. is really expensive. All the actors from the theatre opposite come here.

5. Gina gets a ……………….. every week. No wonder she looks so young.

answers: 1-license 2-style hair 3-manicure 4-beauty parlour 5-facial

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Anthropologist’s son completes amazing mission to be reunited with his Amazonian tribeswoman mum

A man who grew up believing his mother was dead was stunned to find her living with an Amazon tribe. David Good grew up believing his mum Yarami had died in a road accident – but the truth was that she had returned to her native jungle home.

Raised in a comfortable Philadelphia suburb by his dad Kenneth, along with brother Daniel and sister Vanessa, David was never told anything about who his mum was or why she had left. But a school field trip to a natural history museum at the age of 10 brought him face-to-face with a picture of his mother in native clothing, bringing memories flooding back.

But it wasn’t until he was aged 24 that David was able to raise the cash for a ticket to the Amazon, where he finally was able to meet his mother in 2011. The whole tribe watched as he embraced Yarima, who wore traditional wooden shoots through her cheeks and nose. David, 28, a postgraduate student, said: “I said, ‘Mama, I made it, I’m home. It took so long, but I made it.’ ”

The story began when Dad Kenneth, an anthropology student, fell in love with Yarami in 1978 after spending months living alongside the Yanomami tribe in a part of the Amazon forest which covers Venezuela. The pair married and moved back to Kenneth’ home in Philadelphia and their controversial romance hit the headlines as Yarami was still just a teenager.

But, despite going on to have three children, Yarami remained isolated and struggled to cope with modern city life and being thousands of miles from her native jungle home. She arrived speaking no English and her tribe do not count to more than two, describing other numbers as ‘many’.

She made the wrenching decision to return to her tribe. Reluctantly Kenneth agreed to the separation and the couple realised that the jungle was no place for children who were not born into the tribal way of life and had the skills to survive. “She knew the kids wouldn’t do well in the jungle. She told me to take Daniel (then aged 18 months). Babies get sick there. They die” said the father.

source: www.mirror.co.uk

stunned – döbbent
tribe – törzs
suburb – kertváros
school field trip – osztálykirándulás
natural history museum – természettudományi múzeum
native clothing – törzsi, bennszülött öltözék
to flood – elönteni
to raise the cash – pénzt szerezni valamire
to embrace – megölelni
wooden shoot – vékony fapálcika
to make it – sikerül valami
controversial romance – sokat vitatott szerelmi történet
headline – újság főcím
isolated – elszigetelt
to struggle – küzdeni valamivel
to make a decision – döntést hozni
reluctantly – vonakodva
separation – elválás, különélés
tribal way of life – törzsi életmód
to survive – túlélni

Match the synonyms.

answers: 1-d 2-a 3-e 4-b 5-c

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