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Going through treatment and facing the prospect of losing your hair may feel like an extra blow. Seeking support and solutions can help you feel more in control of the changes happening to your body.As you face the challenges of hair loss associated with chemotherapy, please remember, you are not alone.• Connect with support groups• Seek professional guidance• Share your journey with friends and Family• Reach out for mental health support• Celebrate milestones• Engage in self-care• Seek inspirational storiesSupport and EmpowermentFinding theRight Wig ThroughCancer TreatmentLearn more from real womenabout hair loss at danielalain.comSpeak to your local wig specialist aboutthe best options for you.©2024 Daniel Alain Inc. All rights reserved. 10 Newbury StreetBoston, MA 02116617-247-4900www.salonat10newbury.com

Hair TypeHuman Hair Wigs are:• Natural-looking Human hair wigs can most resemble your own bio hair and help you feel more like yourself because they’re made from real hair.• A long-term option Human hair wigs can last several years with proper care and maintenance.• Unlimited in styling versatility. Human hair wigs can be styled in exactly the same way as natural hair, including the use of heat tools such as curling wands and straightening irons.• Customizable Because they’re made with real human hair, these wigs can be cut and colored depending on preference. • Less affordable Human hair wigs cost more than synthetic wigs due to the quality of the materials used to make them.When you’re choosing a wig, one of the first things you might consider is hair type. Wigs are either made from synthetic fibers or real human hair.Synthetic Wigs are:• Affordable Synthetic wigs are low cost through your hospital’s Image Center Program or free through the American Cancer Society.• Low maintenance Synthetic wigs retain their style requiring minimum effort to maintain.• More natural-looking than ever before Modern manufacturing processes have made synthetic fibers look and feel more realistic.• Limited in styling versatility Synthetic fibers are sensitive to heat which limits the use of styling tools.• A short-term option Synthetic wigs are prone to tangling and frizz over time and are usually expected to last up to 6 months of daily wear before they need to be replaced.If you’re considering a wig to help you through this time, here is some advice that will help you choose the right wig for you.• Consult a professional Seek guidance from a wig professional who can assist you in finding the right size and style.• Measure your head Get accurate measurements of your head size to ensure the wig fits snugly but comfortably.• Adjustable straps Look for wigs with adjustable straps or hooks at the nape of the neck. This allows you to customize the fit to your comfort level.• Adjustment period Give yourself time to adjust to wearing the wig. It might feel different at first, but with regular wear, you’ll become more accustomed to it.Comfort and FitYou will want to make sure the wig you choose is comfortable and fits you well, especially if you have a sensitive scalp.

Hair TypeHuman Hair Wigs are:• Natural-looking Human hair wigs can most resemble your own bio hair and help you feel more like yourself because they’re made from real hair.• A long-term option Human hair wigs can last several years with proper care and maintenance.• Unlimited in styling versatility. Human hair wigs can be styled in exactly the same way as natural hair, including the use of heat tools such as curling wands and straightening irons.• Customizable Because they’re made with real human hair, these wigs can be cut and colored depending on preference. • Less affordable Human hair wigs cost more than synthetic wigs due to the quality of the materials used to make them.When you’re choosing a wig, one of the first things you might consider is hair type. Wigs are either made from synthetic fibers or real human hair.Synthetic Wigs are:• Affordable Synthetic wigs are low cost through your hospital’s Image Center Program or free through the American Cancer Society.• Low maintenance Synthetic wigs retain their style requiring minimum effort to maintain.• More natural-looking than ever before Modern manufacturing processes have made synthetic fibers look and feel more realistic.• Limited in styling versatility Synthetic fibers are sensitive to heat which limits the use of styling tools.• A short-term option Synthetic wigs are prone to tangling and frizz over time and are usually expected to last up to 6 months of daily wear before they need to be replaced.If you’re considering a wig to help you through this time, here is some advice that will help you choose the right wig for you.• Consult a professional Seek guidance from a wig professional who can assist you in finding the right size and style.• Measure your head Get accurate measurements of your head size to ensure the wig fits snugly but comfortably.• Adjustable straps Look for wigs with adjustable straps or hooks at the nape of the neck. This allows you to customize the fit to your comfort level.• Adjustment period Give yourself time to adjust to wearing the wig. It might feel different at first, but with regular wear, you’ll become more accustomed to it.Comfort and FitYou will want to make sure the wig you choose is comfortable and fits you well, especially if you have a sensitive scalp.

Hair TypeHuman Hair Wigs are:• Natural-looking Human hair wigs can most resemble your own bio hair and help you feel more like yourself because they’re made from real hair.• A long-term option Human hair wigs can last several years with proper care and maintenance.• Unlimited in styling versatility. Human hair wigs can be styled in exactly the same way as natural hair, including the use of heat tools such as curling wands and straightening irons.• Customizable Because they’re made with real human hair, these wigs can be cut and colored depending on preference. • Less affordable Human hair wigs cost more than synthetic wigs due to the quality of the materials used to make them.When you’re choosing a wig, one of the first things you might consider is hair type. Wigs are either made from synthetic fibers or real human hair.Synthetic Wigs are:• Affordable Synthetic wigs are low cost through your hospital’s Image Center Program or free through the American Cancer Society.• Low maintenance Synthetic wigs retain their style requiring minimum effort to maintain.• More natural-looking than ever before Modern manufacturing processes have made synthetic fibers look and feel more realistic.• Limited in styling versatility Synthetic fibers are sensitive to heat which limits the use of styling tools.• A short-term option Synthetic wigs are prone to tangling and frizz over time and are usually expected to last up to 6 months of daily wear before they need to be replaced.If you’re considering a wig to help you through this time, here is some advice that will help you choose the right wig for you.• Consult a professional Seek guidance from a wig professional who can assist you in finding the right size and style.• Measure your head Get accurate measurements of your head size to ensure the wig fits snugly but comfortably.• Adjustable straps Look for wigs with adjustable straps or hooks at the nape of the neck. This allows you to customize the fit to your comfort level.• Adjustment period Give yourself time to adjust to wearing the wig. It might feel different at first, but with regular wear, you’ll become more accustomed to it.Comfort and FitYou will want to make sure the wig you choose is comfortable and fits you well, especially if you have a sensitive scalp.

Going through treatment and facing the prospect of losing your hair may feel like an extra blow. Seeking support and solutions can help you feel more in control of the changes happening to your body.As you face the challenges of hair loss associated with chemotherapy, please remember, you are not alone.• Connect with support groups• Seek professional guidance• Share your journey with friends and Family• Reach out for mental health support• Celebrate milestones• Engage in self-care• Seek inspirational storiesSupport and EmpowermentFinding theRight Wig ThroughCancer TreatmentLearn more from real womenabout hair loss at danielalain.comSpeak to your local wig specialist aboutthe best options for you.©2024 Daniel Alain Inc. All rights reserved. 10 Newbury StreetBoston, MA 02116617-247-4900www.salonat10newbury.com

Going through treatment and facing the prospect of losing your hair may feel like an extra blow. Seeking support and solutions can help you feel more in control of the changes happening to your body.As you face the challenges of hair loss associated with chemotherapy, please remember, you are not alone.• Connect with support groups• Seek professional guidance• Share your journey with friends and Family• Reach out for mental health support• Celebrate milestones• Engage in self-care• Seek inspirational storiesSupport and EmpowermentFinding theRight Wig ThroughCancer TreatmentLearn more from real womenabout hair loss at danielalain.comSpeak to your local wig specialist aboutthe best options for you.©2024 Daniel Alain Inc. All rights reserved. 10 Newbury StreetBoston, MA 02116617-247-4900www.salonat10newbury.com