Below we have listed some contacts we feel are useful when dealing with female hair:
Feminine, sexy, and pretty lingerie and fashionable swimwear. Set up by Amy Bath after breast cancer, About the Girl sells lingerie designed to restore confidence and help women feel attractive.
After Breast Cancer DiagnosisThis unique site provides a wealth of information about breast reconstruction surgery. Lots of practical advice and a forum to access.
Alopecia UKA registered charity run by volunteers, providing excellent support and advice for people with Alopecia. Active forum also available on the site.
Alopecia WorldALOPECIA WORLD is a unique, exciting, interactive and positively life-changing social networking site for alopecians, their loved ones and friends.
American Cancer SocietyExcellent short list of priorities for cancer patients before starting treatment, all to do with hair loss
American Hair Loss AssociationOne of the best sites and forums I’ve found, packed with personal experience and full of genuine empathy.
AmoenaSupplier of mastectomy bras and swimwear; beautiful, contemporary product range.
AskMen.comIf you can make it past step 2, steps 4 and 5 provide interesting and practical advice on how to shave your hair.
Bald is BeautifulThe wonderful Sharon Blynn’s inspirational website where she discusses her journey through Ovarian cancer. Her beauty and warmth radiates on many levels – well worth a read!
Betty and BelleBeautiful feminine post-surgery lingerie and swimwear, fitting service and therapy room. Close to M56 and Manchester Airport. Mail order service.
Breastcancer.orgUseful info page on skincare whilst undergoing treatment.
British Association of Skin CamouflageTraining body for professionals in skin camouflage techniques.
Cancer RecoveryIf you have been diagnosed with cancer, love someone who has been diagnosed, or want to do all you can to avoid diagnosis, then this is the website to visit.
Cancer Research UKExpert, easy to understand information about cancer and cancer care.
Chemo ChicJessica Jones writes a great style column for those undergoing treatment. Uplifting and fun with some great tips!
Cicatricial Alopecia Research FoundationAmerican website newly formed dealing with the rarer alopecias that cause permanent scarring and hair loss. Set up and run by leading clinicians and researchers. The site contains up to date references, and information about opportunities to meet other p
Eloise LingerieWonderful website showing feminine, contemporary swimwear as well as lingerie. A real find for women post mastectomy.
Embarrassing ProblemsDirect reassuringly factual site edited by Dr Margaret Stearn. Hair loss section covers many concerns and the forum in June ’07 is about hair loss issues and coping strategies.
Embrace Cancer beautyFrom our boutique in Worcester we provide products and services suitable for women affected by cancer or experiencing hair loss, including mastectomy lingerie, headwear and wigs, skincare, cosmetics, clothing and giftware.
EyelineHerOnce in awhile you come across a seriously useful site – for any women struggling with thinning eyelashes and eyebrows (or complete loss) this is a treasure trove of advice.
florisene for womenCommercial advertorial site about the nutritional supplement Florisene. This is about one of the few alternatives to Minoxidil for women experiencing diffuse hair thinning and shedding. Has some useful (and reputable) facts about hair loss in the content
Gali WigsThe ultimate supplier of bespoke human hair wigs based in London.
GRACE (Gynae-oncology Research and Clinical ExcellenceCharity set up and led by a talented, experienced group of consultants keen to raise awareness and inform about the early symptoms of the main female cancers. Continually raising money to fund further research and equipment.
Guildford YogaExperienced yoga teacher Luci Phipps runs classes for people touched by cancer.
Hair ExpertArticle on Finding the Right Cut for your Face Shape – interesting reading when considering wigs.
Hair Loss Clinic, SydneyThe Crown Clinic is a hair loss clinic in Sydney, specialising in both surgical and non-surgical hair restoration.
Hair today, mad tomorrowInteresting, well researched article written in response to Britney Spears’ hair loss.
HeadwrappersHeadWrappers provide a free service to anyone experiencing hair loss as a result of cancer treatment. To find your nearest service visit www.headwrappers.org for more information.
Her Hair Loss Help.comInformative site packed with easy to read information on all the different forms of female hair loss.
Hypnotherapy DirectoryThis is a free service that will provide those seeking support to find a hypnotherapist close to them and appropriate for their needs. All have submitted their qualifications, insurance cover, and details of recognised professional body registration.
Liz Scott, image and colour consultant advises women and men how to look their very best.
Julia Lampard HairdressingJulia has many years of experience in styling wigs and provides a genuine personalised service for clients experiencing hair loss in the Guildford area.
Look Good Feel BetterCosmetic charity with make-up workshops happening all over the UK. Easy guide booklet now available by post if you can’t get to one of their locations.
Lucinda Ellery ConsultancyA comprehensive site compiled by one of the first pioneers to help women conquer hair loss. Factual, with a wealth of experience and supported by medical professionals.
Luck’s Yard ClinicComplimentary clinic headed by Tone Tellefsen. Lymph drainage and nutritional advice offered in their services.
Lupus UKInformative website, easy to navigate and packed full of relevant information on all types of Lupus.
Mayo ClinicAmerican clinic with some excellent detailed information on chemotherapy hair loss.
My New Hair – Trevor SorbieInternationally acclaimed hairdresser Trevor Sorbie, in 2005 launched a pioneering service cutting wigs for women experiencing hair loss.
NAAFNAAF American Alopecia charity raising awareness, supporting research and creating community help and support for all people with Alopecia. See website for events and forum.
New Approaches to CancerInformative charity site on the holistic approach to cancer.
Nicola JaneWonderful and comprehensive range of pretty mastectomy lingerie and swimwear.
Observer Guardian NewspapersInformative article entitled ‘Losing my hair was far worse than losing my breast…’ Anna Moore, writes about the Lucinda Ellery salon.
Olive Tree Cancer SupportLovely supportive charity based at Crawley Hospital. If this is local to you – well worth a visit.
OncoLinkInformation site maintained by doctors and nurses.
Penny Brohn Cancer CareIf you live in the Bristol area check out this wonderful facility. Website packed full of information about the services they provide.
Pink Ladies (Guernsey)Lovely warm support group based in the Channel Islands. They do some fantastic fundraising and the site is packed with useful information and practical advice.
Pleural MesotheliomaInformative and authoritative site raising public awareness of rare lung cancers caused by exposure to asbestos. Information includes a complete list of symptoms, to treatment options, and steps to take after a diagnosis.
Surrey Hypnosis ClinicEve Kelsey has many years of experience as a Clinical Hypnotherapist, this informative site covers her specialisms and contains indepth information on hypnotherapy.
The Beauty ShortlistWonderful information directory covering a whole range of cancer information, natural beauty products to spoil and pamper, nutrition, headwear and more
The Belgravia CentreHair loss treatments for men and women: effective products and treatments for hair loss from one of the UK’s leading hair clinics
The Fountain CentreComplementary therapy centre based at the Royal Surrey Hospital’s St Luke Cancer Centre. Marvellous oasis of calm, manned by wonderful volunteers.
The London Dermatology CentreThe dermatologists based within the clinic provide hair loss treatments, baldness treatment, and hair disorder treatments in central London (U.K.)
The Warm Milk JournalGuidance for anyone experiencing long term insomnia – well worth a read. Useful, practical things anyone can do.
Tracie GilesExperienced permanent make-up specialist based in Knightsbridge. Informative website that clearly explains procedures.
Trichotillomania Learning Centre (TLC)New website for this organisation offering a broad spectrum of accessible information about OCD conditions.
Wear My HairBe who you want to be today – funky wigs, pieces and extensions. Wig cutting service available, please contact for further info’.
WebMD.boots.comGood article entitled ‘Breast cancer clothing: Bras, scarves, accessories, and more’ – first in a series offering sensible information.
Wig-Wham!Having met Joy Tuft personally, Wig-Wham offer a marvellous wig tailoring service in the Staffs area. A caring, professional service prepared to go the extra mile to ensure ladies find what they want.
Woman ZoneA fantastic collection of lingerie and swimwear drawn together in one great website.
Womens Hair Loss ProjectBLOG format that has the backing of the American Hair Loss Association. Worthwhile forum to let women know they are not alone and can share their experiences.