Dealing with ill-fitting, itchy, and expensive wigs on top of it all only made it worse. So Natasha Verma, who works as a traffic anchor at NBC 10 Boston’s morning show, came up with a better alternative to avoid the wig woes, and other cancer patients soon may be able to benefit too.
The hats with hair are great for exercising or when you want to go out of the house and look good with very little effort. They are very popular. However, I have found most women will not want to wear a hat for all occasions or at work.
If you are having to deal with ill-fitting, itchy expensive wigs, you are going to the wrong wig shop or buying the wrong product. I have been involved in the wig industry over 20 years and I can tell you there is no reason to have to put up with these types problems especially someone who is dealing with so much already. Look for a full service wig salon that specializes in women going through chemotherapy. There are literally hundreds of wig manufactures, with different quality of caps and fibers. A good shop should be able to direct you to one that not too expensive and has a cap that isn't itchy. If you have a particular sensitivity to all the caps, a good wig shop can sew in material that can prevent "itchiness" or any kind of bad reaction you could be having.
Also, you might consider a good synthetic wig. Besides being far less expensive, they are 100 % easier to take care of. Human hair wigs require a lot of work after each washing to make sure it looks good. Synthetic Hair has a memory won't and require all the upkeep to look great. This is why we always suggest a synthetic wig when someone is dealing with chemo. And even professionals can't tell the difference between Human hair and a good synthetic wig by just looking at them!
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If you are having to deal with ill-fitting, itchy expensive wigs, you are going to the wrong wig shop or buying the wrong product. I have been involved in the wig industry over 20 years and I can tell you there is no reason to have to put up with these types problems especially someone who is dealing with so much already. Look for a full service wig salon that specializes in women going through chemotherapy. There are literally hundreds of wig manufactures, with different quality of caps and fibers. A good shop should be able to direct you to one that not too expensive and has a cap that isn't itchy. If you have a particular sensitivity to all the caps, a good wig shop can sew in material that can prevent "itchiness" or any kind of bad reaction you could be having.
Also, you might consider a good synthetic wig. Besides being far less expensive, they are 100 % easier to take care of. Human hair wigs require a lot of work after each washing to make sure it looks good. Synthetic Hair has a memory won't and require all the upkeep to look great. This is why we always suggest a synthetic wig when someone is dealing with chemo. And even professionals can't tell the difference between Human hair and a good synthetic wig by just looking at them!