It made me afraid of every glossy-haired young woman coming at me on my bicycle.
"I mean, like, we have, like, a constitutional right to, like, protest," Shoshi Doza, a slender, glossy-haired young woman, said.
All-over washing, the application of deodorant, the shaving of armpits, dental mouthwash: each was transformed into essential rituals for the self-respecting modern American woman".But I'm 31…I'll never get married now!" wails Frances, a glossy-haired young woman leaning forlornly against a tree, in a 1936 advert for Lux soap in the Woman's Home Companion.
Beyond the success of the products, Weiss has become a role-model, even a superstar, to many of Glossier's young customers.
More confusingly, he morphs his own, made-over head on to glossy photographs of young women.
Here, she flips through magazines in a laundromat where she is living: "Most of the magazines contained glossy pictures of young ladies who looked the way Sal felt.
"Don't Ask, Don't Tell," a self-published book (dadtbook.com; $24.95), had grown out of Mr. Sheng's earlier project, "Fearless," which featured large, glossy portraits of young athletes who are openly gay, bisexual or transgender.
Secondary somatic embryogenesis was initiated from young glossy cotyledons.
Company magazine, the monthly Hearst UK glossy aimed at younger women, will cease print publication after 36 years in September and go online-only.
