Looking Like You: A Step-by-step Guide for Medical Hair Replacement
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| Rating | : | 4.69 (588 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0615300642 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 177 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2015-10-29 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
"Look Just Like You" according to Alice Berger. A woman's ability to care for herself is at an all-time low when she begins chemotherapy. If she also has to face the prospect of losing her hair, her self-esteem may plummet. Taking steps to maintain her appearance before beginning treatment is essential, and Barry Hendrickson has provided a plan for using medical hair replacement.Today's wigs can be nearly undetectable, if handled properly. Hendrickson explains the process of choosing synthetic or natural hair, and making sure the wig is cut to most closely r. Good Resource! Amy This book is a very comprehensive resource for women facing hair loss related to a cancer diagnosis. I like how the book refers to hair loss as "hair release" and the make-up tips are especially helpful in understanding how to boost skin tone and add vitality to the complexion. Its pages and pictures are contemporary in style and easy to follow. I think, overall, it will resonate with women of all ages, though I think younger women will especially appreciate it.
He consistently achieves amazing results not only for their looks, but also more significantly for their outlook. . New York wig designer Barry Hendrickson has devoted much of his career to working with clients going through chemotherapy
. He consistently achieves amazing results not only for their looks, but also more significantly for their outlook. About the Author New York wig designer Barry Hendrickson has devoted much of his career to working with clients going through chemotherapy
For others, they represent a step towards building a new life. For some, wigs are fun and fashionable. In a May 1997 article, the NY Times reviewed Barry's unique approach to hair replacement for chemotherapy patients, stating "Hendrickson and company are nothing short of guardian angels." When clients meet him at the salon, many point to the NY Times article on the wall and echo the now familiar suggestion: "You should write a book." Here it is!. Stylist Barry Hendrickson's natural-looking wigs and methods are a welcome solution for clients undergoing chemotherapy