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Getting a Free Wig: American Cancer Society Wigs

April 1 2017When a cancer patient loses their hair, it can often be a startling and difficult experience that adds additional stress to an already stressful situation. Wearing a wig is one way to cope with hair loss and help make cancer patients look and feel their best while undergoing treatment.With all of the medical costs associated with treatments, finding the discretionary funds to purchase a wig can sometimes be a challenge.

Do you have any additional products that can be used with wigs for cancer patients?

We do! We have a variety of chemo products for cancer patients that can be used in conjunction with cancer patient wigs to ensure that you have a complete and wonderful experience wearing your wig. These products range from washing products, to bangs on a headban to brushes for your wig, to wig grip band (which our cancer patient clients all say is a lifesaver), and everything in between.

Whatever your hair and wig need is, we are hair to help you!

Anti-gay sentiment on the rise in Africa

As the world mourns the victims of the Orlando attack, members of the LGBT community in many African countries are facing increasing persecution, with anti-gay laws tightening around the continent. (1016)

Hair with a heart: Students build wigs for clients with cancer, brain tumors

Many of us have had classes that have touched our lives, but less often do we findthose that let us touch the lives of others. Students in the UNCSASchool of Design and Production’sWig Makeup Programare doing just that by usingtheir art to give back to the community through a medicalwig initiative started earlier this year.

Supporting the Search of a Cure

Helping Cancer Patients to Live Their Lives For over years, Michael Suba has been contributing to the lives of fellow cancer survivors by opening a studio in Sunnybrook Cancer Center. Continental Hair is also a major supporter of Wigs for Kids, a non-profit organisation dedicated to helping children who have lost their hair due to chemotherapy, radiation treatment, and other issues live normal lives.