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Head scarves for cancer patients and hair loss, by a long-term alopecian.

"This is a gorgeous headscarf! It’s soft and stretchy and the color (I purchased dark teal) is rich & beautiful. Her tutorials were so helpful too. I feel more confident in this headscarf and her personalized notes lifted my spirits."
AshleyJeresy Cotton
"Cant express how happy I am with my 2 headscarves. Beautiful, and soft and exactly what I had hoped for. I found Lady Alopecia so easy to deal with, and the package arrived exactly when it was expected she even popped a hand written note in my package which is a lovely touch."
Fionnuala GBamboo
"The material is super soft and breathable for my scalp. And the floral pattern is very pretty and refreshing. Will definitely buy again."
Anusha Funky Cotton

ORIGINAL BAMBOO HEADSCARF

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FUNKY COTTON HEADSCARF

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JERSEY COTTON HEADSCARF

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Alopecia Head Scarves: Try a New Style!

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About Happy Headscarves

After ditching uncomfortable alopecia head scarves, I started making my own! In my adopted hometown of Hoi An Vietnam, I discovered 100% organic bamboo material. Lightweight, breathable and hypoallergenic, it offered the perfect alopecia head scarf – and so the Original Bamboo Happy Headscarf was born! 

Later, I added 100% stretchy jersey cotton (which is warmer and thicker) to my collection, plus a soft cotton cheesecloth in funky prints. 

Now I match my outfits to my head scarves for hair loss: and I love my new style. And whether you need head scarves for cancer patients or like me, an alopecia head covering, I hope my Happy Headscarves can help!

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About Lady Alopecia

Lady Alopecia is my alter ego: a patchy warrior who has embraced hair loss and chosen to live a bald life, boldy. (My alopecia headscarves give me coverage in hot weather or confidence when I’m not feeling brave…but typically I wear my shiny head with pride!)

I created ladyalopecia.com in 2018. It’s the advice site and community I wish I’d had when I first started losing my hair, back when I was 11.

My mission? To inform, inspire and empower fellow alopecians through their journey – and to find some adventures in hair loss.

My Hair Loss Journey
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