And most of all, nurturing the hair she has been growing since five for the single purpose of making a donation to the cancer society's Wig for Kids program. Ted Kaster is the operator of the Prestige Salon in Fichton Park and a cancer volunteer. He says the donation of real hair is important especially for chemo therapy and radiation patients who can't tolerate synthetic wigs. That hair is very, very critical because you can not use artificial hair on their scalp, It's extremely difficult, it's abrasive.
Human hair is the softest hair there is.
I feel great about it, think now that a child is gonna have hair now that hasn't probably had hair in years. The youngster's mom, Sherlyn, totally supported the idea. This web site is best viewed with a resolution of 800 X 600 or higher.