Oct 9, 1997 3:03 PM

Good Hair Days

Ladies Home Journal's list of best cities for women's hair. Seriously: 1. Fresno, California
2. Modesto, California
3. Sacramento, California
4. Wichita, Kansas
5. Elizabeth, New Jersey
6. Jersey City, New Jersey
7. New York City
8. Oklahoma City
9. Alexandria, Virginia
10. Spokane, Washington

Ladies Home Journal's list of best cities for women's hair. Seriously:

1. Fresno, California
2. Modesto, California
3. Sacramento, California
4. Wichita, Kansas
5. Elizabeth, New Jersey
6. Jersey City, New Jersey
7. New York City
8. Oklahoma City
9. Alexandria, Virginia
10. Spokane, Washington

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