Join us for an enlightening Cancer awareness event where we will be demystifying myths and discussing cancer-related afro hair loss.

“Are you concerned about the rising incidence of cancer and its impact on the community?”

“Do you believe everything that you hear about cancer?”

“Is there an increased risk of cancer with the use of hair dyes and relaxers?”

“What do you think about research and clinical trials?”

We will unpack this and more at this enlightening event where we will:

• Demystify Myths about cancer
• Hear about cancer prevention, early detection, and treatment options.
• Discuss cancer-related hair loss, with a focus on afro-textured hair
• Look at recent studies linking the use of hair products to cancer

At this event, you will also be able to:

• Learn how patients can contribute to ongoing research and clinical trials aimed at combating cancer.
• Explore information on cancer, including support, consultations on hair and skin care, learn about methods to reduce hair loss through chemotherapy by scalp cooling

It’s FREE Admission and Light refreshments will be provided.

Don’t miss this opportunity to educate yourself and make a difference in your community. Bring your friends and family, and let’s stand together in the fight against cancer.

Register Today!

For more information, contact us at:

Email: info@caringforhair.org

About C & Hair: Managing Cancer-related Afro Hair Loss

This service is dedicated to providing support and guidance for individuals with Afro-textured hair faced with hair loss due to cancer treatment. We run Support Groups, hold individual hair clinics, provide interactive workshops, provide educational content and train hairdressers.

At C & Hair, we recognise not only the medical implications of treating cancer, but also the social and psychological impact of cancer-related hair loss. It is a support network to assist people going through what may be one of the most challenging periods of their life.

This event is made possible thanks to support from RM Partners North West and South West Cancer Alliance and Macmillan Cancer Support.