Customized Cancer Wigs For Women In India | Alchemane Hair Extensions

Hi, this is vineeth from alchemy, hair extensions and i'd like to introduce to one of our a real life hero who battled and survived cancer. We requested her and she was kind enough to share her story. So let me present rakhi lalwani the real life hero. So i was diagnosed with stage 3 breast cancer last year in september and like most people, i went through a range of emotions. I was obviously in disbelief. I was angry upset. I was very distraught. The one thing that obviously worried me a lot. The treatment was that i was going to lose my hair. You know i do communications public relations for not hotels, so i mean i have to always well grooves hair was a big part of my grooming and when i got to know that i'm going to lose all my hair extremely tough to accept, but i think i Was just so lucky and so blessed to have found a contact from you so beautifully through the process by designing a wig that looked exactly like my hair and when i got to know that you were there were able to actually help me through this process. I have been immediate from comfort in knowing that you know what there is a solution. You know what i'm not going to sort of be bald, and i can you know, face the world with this fabulous big. You saw what my actual hair looked like before i lost it, and you created this beautiful wig with natural hair, which looked exactly like my hair, so much so that when i went to work wearing the wig very confident and ready to face the world, people said Wow, like you, didn't, lose your hair and i said no, no, i did lose my hair. This is really a wig and it's not it's not real and nobody could tell the difference, and that made me feel normal and i think the whole process of healing and being able to cope with the cancer. I can't tell you what a big role you played in, providing that comfort and belief and that confidence to me, so i am extremely grateful. It'S like wearing a cap, it's you know, really convenient so now, i'm going to put it on so you just put it on like a cap, you slide it all the way to the back, keep pushing until it comes to the nape of your neck here and Then you just slip your hair push the hairline, and then you just play with it till you feel a little more like a normal sort of parting. So be careful when you choose a wig, because there are many wigs various sides which will give you synthetic wigs, because you need to get away with real hair and the one benedict for me has double drawn hair. So it's even more sort of natural. The way it is - and the other point is, the density is equally important with wigs, because you don't want it to look heavy, you want it to blend and look natural and that's what you know it is able to achieve with getting the right density of hair. So both these things are very important when choosing a wig and trust me it'll all be fine once you have the weight. So the other point to remember is that the base of the the wig needs to be breathable and uh you're more comfortable and the wick. Also is able to sort of you know it lasts longer and it's more durable if it's got a breathable base. But if you see like in the case of this wig, it looks so natural that there is a scat base and the hair is literally growing from the scalp base. You can't tell the difference and it looks like my own. I sort of you know planned this ahead of my chemo, so that the hairdresser would get a really good perspective of what my hair texture was all about. What the color was like what it really looked like in terms of the style that i used to have so that you know you really feel like there's no difference between your real hair going and this this way, and i was able to achieve that because one Plant in advance, so i'd request all of you to plan it ahead because there's a solution like i explained to you and go in advance, meet your hairdresser and the end result will be as natural as possible like like. It is with me.