Cat Deeley Chats To Jasmin, The Hair Loss Coach & Women About Chemotherapy Hair Loss

I can definitely say that shaving, my hair off on my own in my bedroom, was one of the loneliest moments of my life. For me being told I would lose my hair was more distressing than being told. I would lose a breast when I lost my hair. I felt like I'd lost my femininity. The prospect of talking to your children about your hair loss can be really daunting. You wake up in the morning and you've got no hair, no eyebrows, no eyelashes and your face is all puffy from the medication. It'S tough. I'M absolutely thrilled to be part of this charity cancer, hair care. I had no idea that there was no support system available for women through this difficult time and it's been amazing meeting all these inspirational women. I want to know what made you start. The charity in the first place, I'm here to serve our background and it just kind of came across to me that people with hair loss needed some more help. These women was so strong, but you know what judgment shave it off didn't know yeah. So just to do it and I just felt so liberated and so funny I've lost count, but you know lots and lots of weeks yeah long straight. I love it and charming it's not about kind of suffering. Together. It'S about coping forget that and flee your voices to go to it. Someone needs to start a great website. Somebody needs to do some amazing, beautiful pictures in wigs, and then there was a point where I just thought. Well, that person is me - and I just did it now. I think oh everybody's so lucky now to have this website if they can go on it, have a look, see the mistakes, other people in my good work. Ladies hi Stephanie yeah, it's been absolutely incredible. The charity is just making hair loss, one less thing to worry about: