Hats Off To Hair Loss

Bold Beanies bouquets of hats provide an alternative to wigs for people experiencing hair loss

Hairdresser to the stars James Brown has always been a champion of hats, and his trademark headgear has gradually become a symbol of his status as one of the fashion pack. However, he recently admitted to the press that his choice of headgear was also a way of disguising his hair loss.

James is used to styling the luscious locks of celebrity starlets such as Kate Moss, Emma Watson and Sienna Miller and is often found at various high profile events posing arm in arm with one of his glamourous clients in his statement hats.

“I am known for wearing hats, which I still wear all the time - that’s kind of my look when I work,” explained the celebrity hair stylist.

Hats are a great way to boost the confidence of people experiencing hair loss when they don't want to wear a wig, and there has been a growing trend in fashion which has seen hats making a big comeback. James was able to turn his hair loss into a fashion statement and although he eventually decided to follow in the footsteps of Wayne Rooney and have a hair transplant, his hats certainly helped him to feel more comfortable with his hair loss before he underwent surgery.

Hat Tip To Hip Hair Loss Helpers

There are a number of hat providers in the UK who specialise in creating hats for people with hair loss. Set up by sisters Corinne and Suzanne in response to Suzanne's own experience of hair loss from chemotherapy, Hats 4 Heads provides a number of stylish head accessories for both men and women who have lost their hair through cancer, Alopecia or other hair loss conditions. Hats 4 Heads operate with a focus on not only making people look good, but feel comfortable too - their service provides hats for clients to try on in the comfort of their own home and also includes a number of sleep hats.

Bold Beanies is a similar company that sells a number of simple cotton beanie hats that come in an array of bold and beautiful colours. The business was initially set up to help cancer patients, but their products have gone to help people with a variety of different hair loss conditions. There are plenty of hats to choose from, in the hope that every individual can find a style to suit. For added wow factor, you can request for a purchase of three or more beanies to be presented in a flower bouquet style, a wonderful gift idea.

Hats are a great solution for dealing with cancer related hair loss, but for conditions such as Alopecia, hats or even hair transplants are not the only solutions for thinning or receding hair. At The Belgravia Centre we use a combination of clinically proven medicines and a number of different treatment boosters to halt hair loss and regrow thinning hair.