For the past two years the Hair for Life Center has been honored to participate in the CAU Theater Program. This year’s event was Hairspray! CAU offers the opportunity for people with disabilities to perform on stage in front of a live audience! Our part...
Your hair is an important part of your body because it shows your style and personality. When you experience hair loss, you lose part of the power of choosing how you want to look. At The Hair for Life Center, we are dedicated in helping...
For women, hair is not a luxury, it’s a necessity – that’s why more and more women are seeking out hair restoration options to solve their hair loss needs. With so many options out there, it is necessary to use caution as a consumer. When searching...
Check out our ad in the latest edition of Breast Cancer Wellness magazine. The Hair For Life Center offers a complete solution for cancer patients suffering from hair loss that are going through chemotherapy, radiation treatment or medication. Please call us today to schedule an...
Talk to most African American women about hair care and chances are their knowledge of the topic will be limited. Many wore their hair in braids as children, and as adults, they regularly wear weaves or wigs. So when it comes to actually taking care...
Approximately 2 million to 10 million Americans suffer from trichotillomania, or as some call it, “trich”, or hair pulling. People of all ages and ethnicities can have trichotillomania, but it seems to be more prevalent in women than in men, with the average age of...
Just home after a hard day’s work, Maisie takes off her hat and prepares to relax for the evening. She’s been wearing hats and scarves a lot lately, with patterns and colors to match every outfit. It’s not that she cares about fashion, it’s just...
Losing 100 to 300 hairs from your head every day is normal and no reason for concern. Washing, combing, styling, and even running your fingers through your hair cause many to fall out. But what if you lost enough hair in one day to create...
You’ve seen the signs: clumps of hair in the drain that aren’t your husband’s…more exposed patches of skin on your scalp…a feeling of dread as you look at yourself in the mirror and realize, “I’m a balding woman!” But wait a minute—women are not supposed...