Hair Loss Support
Have you experienced hair loss or thinning? If you have, you may benefit from our hair loss support blogs, where we work with our fabulous community to share information, advice and personal stories. Many of our wig wearers suffer from hair loss and seek our guidance (and that of their fellow wig-wearers) to build or regain their confidence. We offer many wigs for medical users, including those with alopecia or who are undergoing chemotherapy. So, be sure to check out our hair loss support blogs, encompassing everything from coping with hair loss to our comprehensive hair loss guide, which covers everything you need to know.
Please reach out to our wig experts if you have any questions about our blogs on hair loss support. Our team members are always happy to help.
World Cancer Day 2017
4th February 2017 is World Cancer Day. Do your part now.
Kids With Hair Loss – What helped me?
I lost my hair when I was 6, so alopecia is something I’ve grown up with
Alopecia UK Review August
With the end of August approaching explore the exciting things Alopecia UK have been up to and enjoy a few of the highlights…
Alopecia Uk News Review for July
This July Alopecia UK have a lot of exciting events, meetings and plans still to come. Find out more here!
Headstart at Christies Hospital
Learn about Headstart at Christie Hospital which isa non-profit organisation run by volunteers that supports people affected by hair loss.
CHARITY WIG FUNDRAISER
Simply Wigs supports Sarah in her Charity Wig fundraiser to raise money for the Macmillan Cancer Trust. Read Sarah's story in our blog.
What is Alopeica? And other forms of hairloss
Take a look at our comprehensive guide on all types of hair loss. This includes all forms of alopecia, chemotherapy and male pattern baldness.
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Cancer Talk Week
Explore the key things when choosing a wig to fit into your lifestyle, whether it’s a wig for the gym or a wig for a holiday.
Have a Night In with Macmillan Cancer Support
Have a fantastic evening in with your friends. Then all you do is just donate the money you would have spent on a night out, to Macmillan.
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