If you haven’t seen funny memes floating around about women rejecting traditional Valentine’s Day gifts for wigs, then you clearly have been on a social media hiatus. As the taboo around wearing wigs ...

One of the most traumatic side effects of undergoing cancer treatment is hair loss. The emotional wallop can be particularly acute for women, for whom hair is often intertwined with body image.

PSA: The easiest protective style out there is a wig. Truly, by pulling on a wig (ahem, with a wig grip, to protect your edges), you can keep your own hair moisturized and healthy, all while testing ...

First it was toilet paper, then it was yeast, then exercise equipment. Now the latest quick-to-sell-out category spurred by the pandemic is wigs. The New York Times recently reported on the shortage ...

If your chemo treatment is causing hair loss, you may consider wigs. You can try a human hair or synthetic wig. Different wig caps, such as lace front, monofilament, or hand-tied, come at different ...

Chemotherapy sucks. Yes, it’s a lifesaving procedure, but it sucks nonetheless. As the drugs kill cancer cells, they also kill and damage other cells in your body. Chemo can suck your lifeforce, it ...