Our end customers are primarily women who fight cancer.
Those brave women buy wigs to restore their femininity..
With our project, more women who wish to donate their hair, could do it. The process will be more easy and accessible for them, a quick response Forum will be available in every hour and every day, and following this, we hope that more wigs will be created, there price will dropped and every woman who wants to buy a wig, will be able to afford it.
"For all my life I had a long, thick hair. People always told me “Wow what long hair you have”, “can you give me some of your hair”. At some point in my life I felt it’s a waste if I don’t donate. It’s such a small sacrifice and in no time everything grows back even healthier.
I can’t lie, it was terrifying but the minute after I felt an enormous relief (1 kg decrease only from hair J ) . A few weeks later I got a thank you letter - then I figured it out - I gave my hair to someone, I did something good!"
“After seeing the difficulty in losing hair from up close, and on the other hand the happiness that a wig can cause, I knew I had to do a little deed that would put smile on the face of someone that everything looks sad for her right now."
"I first heard about hair donation in the army. My friend was already a regular donor, she did it every year. I admired her and thought how beautiful it was.
Since then a good friend of mine got sick with this disease. For the first time I realized how awful it is. I saw how the wig helped my friend to deal with it and how important the wig was to her. At that moment I decided the time has come. I donated. It felt great! I can’t even describe the way I feel. I can’t wait for my next donation right after my wedding."
When I found out the price of the wigs, knowing how fast my hair grows, I decided to start a tradition of donating hair, And I did it. The first time I donated was two years ago, and again a few months ago.
From experience – there is nothing more fun than this. Not only did I give my hair a chance to renew its self, but I also did a “MITZVA” for someone who really needs it.
