2/21/17- Jacque Reid goes Inside Her Story with Donna Washington a Cancer of survivor and Danielle of Transitions Hair Solutions to talk about the 3D hair and scalp prosthetic service offered. “It’s very natural. Most important for me, I don’t have to be concerned about the wig slipping or if it’s in the right location. It’s very […]
MSNBC’s Joy Reid goes Inside Her Story with hairstylist Jasmine Collins aka The Razor Chic of Atlanta who specializes in healthy hair therapy and styling for women dealing with hair loss. “The amount of women that come in and sit in my chair that suffer from traction Alopecia, which comes from the hair being too tight […]
You might not think about how important your hair is until you face losing it. And if you have cancer and are about to undergo…
Does your hair seem a little less vibrant these days? You can be using the best hair products around, but the below seven things may…
Many women who go through breast cancer treatment have to deal with the loss of hair. We all know that a woman’s hair is truly…
When most people think of cosmetic surgery they think of Botox, facelifts and tummy tucks, but a great deal of cosmetic surgery is designed to…
HelloBeautiful! You emailed us and as promised, we answered. Check out this week’s Strand Therapy Q&A. Keep the questions coming. Be sure to send them…
According to CNN.com, African Americans, in general, develop more lupus nephritis than Caucasians. Even more, they are more likely to develop end stage renal disease given the same treatment as people who are not African American. Doctors believe lupus has a genetic component. Read More:
The other day one of my girlfriends was talking about “HELP! What is going on? My hair is falling out!” At first I thought she was exaggerating, but then I noticed that she was brushing her hair and was concerned about the amount of hair that had fell out on her brush. I have also […]
A recent study of middle aged black women reveals that nearly 30% have sustained permanent scalp and hair damage, possibly due to tight braids and weaves. Black women often maintain these styles for long periods of time, and the stress they exert on the scalp can lead to the development of pus-filled bumps, says the […]
