Podcasts about alopecia

We meet at next guest on a beautiful little balcony and her at her parents condo in Weymouth Massachusetts just outside of Boston. Laura is south shore girl where she grew up, helping her mom and dad with their little hotel and restaurant starting work at a young age. Laura is a statement of confidence beauty grace and we find her at her parents house where she's helping doing that move stuff where you're Parents begin to age and begin to plan for the next stages. Laura's beauty really radiates from the inside out, and it comes from the confidence that can only be grown out of challenge and overcoming what life throws at you. At a young age, Laura began to suffer the effects of alopecia, a condition where you lose your hair. So imagine a teenage girl being balls in the opportunities for other teenagers to take advantage of that and the strength and it takes and to finally come out of the closet as a bald person at age 30. She's an author with more than an offer with more than 1 million books sold, "I love you more" is a beautiful expression of Love that we can all learn from no matter how much hair we have. For behind the scenes content of the making of The Jar, meet the guests, see some footage of unreleased podcast episodes and more visit : https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCaTqB1dhDvl0Oh505ysdxTgTo be a guest on the show email us at thejarguest@gmail.com or visit our webpage : https://www.thejar.live/Follow The Jar on Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/thejar_podcast/Follow The Jar on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/podcast.thejarDisclaimer: The views stated in this episode are our guest's opinions and do not represent the views, beliefs or opinions of The Jar Podcast. Our goal is to provide a platform for everyone no matter what they believe, and we would like to continue to do that while making it clear our guests are not a representation of The Jar Podcast. 

What is the cold cap and how is it used during Chemotherapy? Julia Smith was shocked when she was diagnosed with Paget's disease, a form of breast cancer, despite her having no lumps on her breasts.She had surgery to remove one of her nipples, which she thought would be the end of her treatment, but then found she had to have chemotherapy as her cancer was hormone receptive. After much deliberation, she decided to try the cold cap during chemotherapy to try to minimise her hair loss from the treatment.She describes her experience, what she has learned and how it works. Julia's uplifting philosophy is 'Be bitter or be better' Connect with Hair therapy: Facebook Instagram Twitter Clubhouse- @Hair.Therapy Donate towards the podcast Start your own podcast

Whenever people experience hair loss they immediately consult a doctor, or dermatologist or even go straight to the pharmacy and buy a bunch of supplements they saw on ads in social media and most of those supplements may not work depending on the person's condition. So today, I will unlock the 4 mistakes you are making with vitamins for hairgrowth. ============================= It's now been almost 8 years and Alopecia Angel has helped hundreds of clients in over 60 countries heal and reverse alopecia naturally. All types of hair loss, from children, adults, and in various languages. Alopecia Angel is a community of people who believe in the power of their own body's healing. Are you next? I have free training coming up! Join here: FREE TRAINING https://www.alopeciaangel.com/free-training-heal-and-reverse-alopecia-naturally ============================= Explore the BEST WAY to reverse, treat and prevent Alopecia! Sign up to join our Hair N' Heal Program: www.alopeciaangel.com/alopeciaprogram HELP IS WITHIN YOUR REACH! Alopecia Angel is here to support you in your journey to find encouragement and healing to regain your hair and health. Reach out to us, join our community, and inspire someone by sharing my podcasts. www.alopeciaangel.com Resources: See Success Stories Information in Spanish Get Healthy with Alopecia Angel FREE downloads Learn more about Hair N' Heal program Get in touch with us: hello@alopeciaangel.com YouTube Channel Instagram Facebook

The hosts of The JAWN are joined by Nicole Scott to discuss her journey with Alopecia. They discuss some of her struggles and offer advise to others with a similar story.  --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thejawnpod/message

En este episodio hablamos de algunas curiosidades que te sorprenderán sobre el cuidado de la piel y la belleza. ¿Por qué amanecemos con los ojos hinchados? ¿Por qué algunas veces nos tiembla el párpado? ¿Por qué amanezco con baba en la almohada? ¿Es normal que se me arruguen los dedos en el agua? ¿cuánta barra de labios ingerimos a lo largo de la vida? ¿cuál es el color estrella en maquillaje? ¿de dónde viene la obsesión por la retaguardia en redes sociales? ¿cuánto tardan en crecer las uñas de las manos y los pies? A todo esto y mucho más damos respuesta en este episodio. ¡Esperamos que os guste!

En este programa hablo sobre: Qué es una calvicie androgénica Fármacos contra la calvicie y cómo actúan Efectos secundarios de los fármacos contra la calvicie Alopecia areata Cómo determinar qué tipo de calvicie puedes tener 6 Hábitos necesarios para retrasar la calvicie e incluso revertirla según el caso Si quieres que sea tu entrenador: antonioyuste.com/ayudame/

You become limitless when you arrive at the realization that nothing happens to us in life, things only happen for us. For Lindsay Walter, she'll tell you that Alopecia happened for her and it was the best thing that happened for her. It wasn't always this way from the beginning, though.Lindsay learned how to embrace her condition and has since parlayed this mindset to push herself to the podiums of ultra-marathon races in addition to completing 50+ marathons. She is what she has chosen to become versus what has happened to her in life.Key Takeaways:Learn how to discover and utilize your power from within. A beautiful interior creates a beautiful exteriorChoose the "Yes I Will" Mentality and win.Win Today!Connect with Me!InstagramWebsiteLinkedInJoin Champion Tribe!Seeking To Become An Author? Check Out Scribe Media - Use My Link!Connect with Lindsay!InstagramSupport Lindsay's Make A Wish Fundraiser! Inspiring Article - Why Losing My Hair Was The Best Thing To Happen To MeLindsay's Pen PalsPodcast Feature - The Ultra Running GuysAdditional Features & Interviews

Is your business sustainable? How you can recycle 95% of your salon waste! JC Aucamp has spent 25 years in the hairdressing industry.He was shocked to realise that the local council made no provisions to recycle any of the Salon's hairdressing waste.He began to measure how much waste the business was producing and decided to develop his own solution.JC is now the founder of the Salon Sustainability Club, enabling salons to recycle 95% of all the waste they create.  They work to support everyone in the industry from freelancers to large salons. We discuss some simple ideas to help begin your recycling journey, and how to get the clients involved too.Almost all waste products can be recycled, including hair, which is compostable, but can emit greenhouse gasses when sent to landfill.They recycle 2 1/2 to 3 tonnes of foil every two months!Salon Sustainability works to support the HABB & Enham Trust Charities.Connect with JC: InstagramYoutubeWebsiteHair & Beauty CharityEnham Trust Connect with Hair therapy: Facebook Instagram Twitter Clubhouse- @Hair.Therapy Donate towards the podcast Start your own podcast

In this episode, I will share with you the 6 top things my clients tell me about their Alopecia inside the Hair and Heal Program. Stay tuned and learn from their true experiences where you can use to heal your Alopecia in a natural and holistic approach. ============================= It's now been almost 8 years and Alopecia Angel has helped hundreds of clients in over 60 countries heal and reverse alopecia naturally. All types of hair loss, from children, adults, and in various languages. Alopecia Angel is a community of people who believe in the power of their own body's healing. Are you next? I have free training coming up! Join here: FREE TRAINING https://www.alopeciaangel.com/free-training-heal-and-reverse-alopecia-naturally ============================= Explore the BEST WAY to reverse, treat and prevent Alopecia! Sign up to join our Hair N' Heal Program: www.alopeciaangel.com/alopeciaprogram HELP IS WITHIN YOUR REACH! Alopecia Angel is here to support you in your journey to find encouragement and healing to regain your hair and health. Reach out to us, join our community, and inspire someone by sharing my podcasts. www.alopeciaangel.com Resources: See Success Stories Information in Spanish Get Healthy with Alopecia Angel FREE downloads Learn more about Hair N' Heal program Get in touch with us: hello@alopeciaangel.com YouTube Channel Instagram Facebook

Welcome to this 2 part series of Alopecia Life around the topic of iron deficiency. A couple years ago, living with "low iron" caught up with me. I found myself unable to do simple tasks like walk my dog, go up a flight of stairs without feeling like my heart was beating out of my chest, and I had an incessant cough that wouldn't go away. I soon discovered that my Iron had dipped to an alarmingly low level, but there was more to the story than I realized. I didn't fit the puzzle pieces together until April of this year when my symptoms resurfaced, with additional ones that were perplexing. I had seen multiple general health care providers and a hematologist, and we still hadn't identified what the cause was. I'd been given a standard suggestion on how to take iron, every other day with some orange juice. It just wasn't cutting it. I soon found the Iron Protocol (for Iron Deficiency with or without anemia) on Facebook, and it was a total lightbulb moment. I had always wondered why I had low iron, and also why it didn't seem to ever bother my doctors over the years. I also wondered if it was deficient because I had two autoimmune conditions? Was it a factor in these conditions? I'm pleased to have Caitlyn Hartigan here to share what the Iron Protocol is, what ferritin is, how to identify some of the signs of low ferritin, how iron moves through our body, and quite a bit more. We've broken it down into two separate episodes because it's a lot of information, and we wanted to have time for questions that may have come up between episodes.This is a reminder that neither me or Caitlyn are medical professionals. This podcast is for informational purposes only. Let's welcome Caitlyn Hartigan to Alopecia Life.Thank you for listening to this first episode talking about iron and ferritin. After our interview, I jumped on the support pages I run and am part of and asked questions of the group members living with alopecia or who have a child with alopecia. For the past decade I've heard a large percentage of folks living with alopecia areata saying they had low iron. So it didn't surprise me that the poll revealed over 42% mentioned they have "low iron", and that a good portion of the group didn't know what ferritin is, or even that some had high iron. I hope those of you with iron and ferritin issues have your wheels turning, know what questions to ask of your healthcare providers, and are feeling hopeful. To find out more about Caitlyn and to check out the protocols on Facebook, the website, or to follow on Instagram, check out the links provided here in the show notes. https://theironprotocol.com/https://www.facebook.com/groups/3412143085483810https://www.instagram.com/theironprotocol/Support the showAlopecia Life provides free resources for school and home education, including a growing list of alopecia books, education videos on YouTube, links to support groups within the US, UK, Canada and more. You will also find access to Head-On, Stories of Alopecia, the Alopecia 101 free course, paid Alopecia Roadmap course for parents of children living with alopecia, and personalized coaching. Together, we can make a difference. To find out more, https://www.alopecialife.com/

Kim Roxie, founder of LAMIK Beauty, has created a clean cosmetics line for women of color, women who historically have been marketed more toxic makeup options than their counterparts. She continually breaks new ground with LAMIK, including becoming the first black-owned clean makeup brand to launch on ULTA.com. Most importantly, Kim has built a company that embraces two core cultures — to be kind to people and to be kind to the planet. Kim is building an inclusive community for women across the country and is passionate about serving that community. And she's creating the highest quality products with the purest ingredients to promote the health of her customers and her community, all while being dedicated to promoting environmental stewardship. Learn more about LAMIK Beauty. Learn more about The Passionistas Project.   FULL TRANSCRIPT Passionistas: We first met Kim Roxie, founder of LAMIK Beauty, when she participated in a panel at the Power of Passionistas Summit in 2020. We were instantly drawn to her company's mission to create a clean cosmetics line for women of color, women who historically have been marketed more toxic makeup options than their counterparts since the launch of LAMIK 2.0. In 2020, Kim has turned her own struggle with hair loss into the one, one of the most impactful beauty lines on the. And she continues to break new ground with LAMIK, including becoming the first black owned clean makeup brand to launch on Ulta.com. Most importantly, Kim has built a company that embraces two core cultures — to be kind to people and to be kind to the planet. LAMIK supports and celebrates women in all of their glory. Kim is building an inclusive community for women across the country and is passionate about serving that community. And she's creating the highest quality products with the purest ingredients to promote the health of her customers and her community, all while being dedicated to promoting environmental stewardship. Kim has been named one of the Houston Business Journals 40 Under 40 of the American Business Journals most influential young executives, and one of the 30 Black Stars by Face to Face Africa. The city of Houston, formally named June 23rd as Kim Roxie Day in her honor, and she received the Barack Obama Lifetime Achievement Award for community service. She is, without a doubt, a superstar, which is why it was our distinct honor to present the 2022 Passionistas Persist Nova Award to Kim Roxie. Kim: Wow. Am I floored right now? Am I grateful? Um, the words that come to my mind are, you know, people don't have to show you appreciation. They can go along like it never happened. And, you know, I appreciate the Passionistas because they have put their passion into action. And for that, I am so grateful. Being on this journey of creating an inclusive, a very, uh, kind makeup line in a world of beauty that sometimes seems intimidating. Um, took a lot of passion and it took a lot of grit and it took a lot of belief. Um, and so I thank. Um, you all for endowing me with this award and seeing the work that we're doing at LAMIK is once to be honored. Um, and I honor you for that. I honor you for seeing me. Um, I honor you for seeing LAMIK and what we're doing, so we're gonna continue to make makeup that is speaking to all skin tones, that's showing up for all skin tones. Uh, but more than that, we're gonna continue to be there for women in ways, uh, that others have forgotten about us. Thank you. Passionistas: What are you most passionate about? Kim: At this point, to be honest, what I'm most passionate about, about is, is almost like a variable that's changing right now. What I'm most passionate about is, um, Is enjoying every moment and getting others, encouraging others to do the same. Like that's what I'm really passionate about right now is soaking in every single moment and giving others the freedom and reminding them that they have the freedom to do the same. Um, and so in beauty, I'm always in a woman's ear, right? I'm always there for her. And right now, that's my, that my, that's my most pertinent, passionate, uh, message is to enjoy every moment. Right now. Passionistas: What inspired you to create LAMIK Beauty? Kim: I have the inspiration for my mother, uh, who believed in me when I was 21, who helped me financially. Put her $500 to help me open up my own makeup shop when I was graduating from college. Um, but she later developed metastatic breast cancer and passed away, um, the year before my daughter was born. And now my daughter is named in honor of my mother, Loretta. Um, but I have the, the, the passion of my mother inside of me. That's part of my inspiration. She wore makeup every single. And she trusted that the makeup she was using was okay. Um, but come to find out, as we did our research, it wasn't, And so I have that inside of me that's inspired me to create this line. And then I also have the desire. For all women to see themselves in beauty. And so I remember going to the makeup co, uh, counter when I was in high school, senior in for prom and getting my makeup done and looking like a ghost when I left, cuz my face was so ashy and so gray. And so like a cast, uh, on my. And I was thinking to myself, this doesn't make me feel beautiful. This doesn't make me feel good. And thinking we need, we need makeup that makes people feel good. All skin tones needs to be accepted and appreciated. Um, and so that, those are the themes, right? And when I created my first product for amic, um, it was inspired by my personal, uh, diagnosis with. Alopecia the, um, a form of alopecia that I have that cause hair loss. And, um, my first product was inspired by that, our revelation brow duo to fill in my own eyebrows so they could frame my face. Because 75% of the framing of your face comes from your brows. Why was it important to you to build not just a company but a community of women? Because I. You know, women will realize how powerful we are together. So there's this staggering statistics that talk about, and, and that I know, um, that 0.006% of black women raise venture capital. Um, 2% of women, uh, raise venture capital. But with crowdfunding, for instance, women actually, um, do better. Um, with the raising funds in the crowdfunding atmosphere and what does crowdfund take? Crowdfund takes community. So I remember going to iFundWomen.com to set up a rewards based crowdfunding campaign, and I was able to raise the money that I needed to launch my website, do all the stuff that I needed to do to get ready to launch. And all of that happened because other women read our story. Believed in our mission and said, Hey, I'm gonna put $25 behind it, $50, a hundred dollars, $250. And that's how we were able to raise the money to launch LAMIK. So I think that, you know, for me, community is everything because we get to show each other what we can do when we come together, when we band together. Um, and everybody's input and contribution can add up to mean a lot. And now our community shows up. In so many different ways for us to be on Ulta, Ulta.com. That was because our community showed up and voted for us to win a pitch competition, and that's how we got on Ulta.com. It wasn't because I knew the buyers or anything like that. All of this work is from the ground up. This is like, I'm just like anybody else who's watching like you. Prob people watching are probably more important than me. Like I am not a celebrity. I am not anybody important. I'm just a regular old girl from Houston that you know. Um, has gets to travel a lot of different places so I can expose myself to different things, but I, it is nobody I knew, you know, that was gonna gimme sort of this leg up. Right. Um, all I had was my faith in God and utilizing that to say, Hey, when we come together, I seen it happen in church. I seen people raise money at church to, to pay, you know, one of the ladies light bills or something like that. You know, I've seen people come together, do stuff and that's why I saw it and I, and I sort of mimicked it in crowdfunding. So that's why I believe in community. Passionistas: Why have you decided that kindness is a cornerstone of your business? Kim: I remember someone asking me what LAMIK stood for, Nancy. And um, I was originally, I'll tell you, LAMIK actually was my name spelled backwards and the LA from my middle name. Um, and. But I never had told anybody that. That's just something. That's how I created the name and that's what I had. But when someone asked me what LAMIK stood for in that moment, I said it out. I was like, and it was the first time anybody ever asked me what LAMIK stood for. And I said, Love And Makeup In Kindness. And so the first time somebody asked me what LAMIK me stood for, I could not say Kim's about backwards like that didn't even come out. All the work I did to put into creating le me, I was doing it beyond myself. Like it. If it was for me, I would've not done it. Like I would've stopped. Like, once the challenge comes up, I would've been like, Mm, I'm good. Let me go do something else. But it wasn't about me and it's not about me. And so in that moment when someone asked me, What does LAMIK stand for? I said, Love And Makeup In Kindness. And I said, love and kindness is your true makeup because beauty is revealed and not applied. I think that for, you know, for me, growing up, makeup and all of that was associated with people. You had all these different stereotypes and connotations towards makeup. I didn't identify with some of those. I didn't feel like I was just this pretty girl wearing makeup. Then I didn't feel like, you know, I needed to, I didn't feel like, Oh, I wanna just cover up and I wanna put on makeup. I didn't feel like I was fitting in those, these boxes that people had put. And I was like, my love and my kindness the way I am, the love I have for life and for people and for myself and for others, and the kindness that I show. That's what makes you beautiful, that makes you walk away from a person and says, Man, that's a beautiful. Right after you talk to a person or after a person does a kind act, you're like, that is a beautiful person. Right? And so I think that the beauty that is revealed is the beauty that's lasting. Passionistas: Tell us about a time that you have persisted in your life and how you got through that. Kim: I had my makeup shop, um, that I ran from 2004 to 2018. And, um, closing that makeup shop in 2018 for me was almost like how people feel when they like leave their corporate job. Because I was so used to opening up that store every day, working inside of that store, having my staff there, like was so used to that life that when I closed it and I, and I initiated the clothes because I had this vision of a building, a makeup line for 2020. And, um, when I closed it, I was like, okay, excited, you know, I got this vision, you know, I'm gonna revamp, I'm gonna, you know, really concentrate on the products. I'm gonna launch LAMIK, you know, the product line, you know, all this. I had this like vision, but about three, you know, I, I joined an accelerator the month after I closed my store, April of 2018. In, in Austin, Texas, when I first got in there, I was thinking to myself, Oh my God, this is not what I thought I was going to. What was go it was gonna be, I thought it was just gonna be like, Oh, just, just come up with some cute packaging. Pick out some colors, some branding, launch a brand, you know, And that's not what it was. I got tore down to the bare bones. I got tore down almost to just like the foundation, you know how the people say like, you can, like, you know, you tear everything down, but keep the foundation and we're gonna build back up. That's how I felt. I felt like I got torn down to the foundation and, um, it was like, No, you gotta, you gotta really think through this. And so, um, 2018, 2019, I. I had to be persistent to get through those times. You have to imagine. All I knew was having that store, having it open, and I'm trying to figure out e-commerce and I was used to brick and mortar. This is when I had to persist. I had to persist in learning. A lot of us think about persist, persisting in working. Right. We think about just stay persistent in the work. What about when there's no work, it's only for you to learn. What about when you're in a learning season? And for someone who's used to, you know, having a, uh, cash register full when they get done at the end of the night and all of that, right? But you're in a season of just learning and it's like you have to be persistent in. Wow. That was a season. So when 2020 came and we were ready to launch for March, 2020, that was our date. The pandemic happened, everything. But for me, everything closed. What I did in 2018 happened for everybody in 2020. Brick and mortar closed. Everybody closed. But I was opening up, and to be honest, it was the right type of, um, attention for e-commerce business to launch in. And so it gave me the opportunity and it, and it gave me a spotlight opportunity to come through with exactly what I had. And if I wouldn't have taken that time to get ready for 2020, I wouldn't have been ready. I would've still had a brick and mortar. I would've been reactive, I would've been reacting and responding to what's happening versus p. Putting in the market what needed to be there for that time. And that's what I came in and did. Passionistas: What does the term Power of Passionistas mean to you? Kim: When you think of passion, um, you think of being relentless. Um, you think of being unwavering. Uh, you think of being crazy you think of being, um, you know, um, even to a certain extent, misunderstood. And, uh, and, and sometimes it's not that you are doing something wrong, but it is other people's understanding. They're missing it. They're missing it. Right. And they're under stating what you're doing. And so, uh, but then at some point they, they, they rise up to the occasion to understand what you're. At some point, at some time, at some juncture. Um, and you have to be persistent enough to keep going until people get there, right? So when I think about the power of passions, I think about this grid of power of, of people, of human beings, of women. Are so passionate, so relentless, so crazy, so, so misunderstood that they would continue to go beyond and be like a power grid for others to plug into. That need another moment that they need it. And so what you all are doing, what you're standing up, this power grid that you have that others like myself, are able to plug into along our journey to give us the charge, to give us the battery life, to get through this journey of entrepreneurship and life and professionalism that it takes. So, you know, you all just power grid. Passionistas: What's your dream for women? Kim: To know that we are, we are feeling a blank after that. Okay. We are the, the, the, the salt of the earth. Okay? We are, we are. The divine beings at birth life, right? Like we are. I just want women to know that we are what we've been waiting for. We are the answer I want. I want women really to fill in that blank at the end. I do believe in, in in self-advocacy, and I, uh, uh, And that's the reason why I answered that question towards my daughter. Cause I already know the promise that my daughter has on her lifestyle. I notice she is. And when I think about women, I know that we are, you know, and you know, for women it is a weak situation. You know, I think, you know, it is about us banding together. Um, that's why I love the power grid of the power passions. Power the passions. But I think that it's, it's just that we, and that we are, and we get to fill in the blank blank. We are a chemist. We are, you know, Um, uh, owners of trash companies, we are, you know, beauty pioneers. We are, you know, we are that fill in the blank. And I think that that's what I want women to know. It is time for us to just show up and define, uh, what womanhood looks like, um, and know that we are.  

 How to handle those difficult conversations around wigs and hair loss.Ann Fox and Joanne Atkinson both join me for this touching discussion around their incredible work with the My New Hair charity. Ann's Mum died of lung cancer when she was 18, and this spurred her on to work in nursing.Similarly Joanne has spent 35 years in cancer care and has a PHD in end of life care after a friend died of leukaemia. They were shocked to find that although they strive to give their patients the best possible care, the aftercare they received when it came to procuring a wig was severely lacking.The ladies decided to get involved in the L'Oreal My New Hair programme, along with Trevor Sorbie, to help educate hairdressers in how best to help cancer patients get a better standard of care and service. They have produced a toolkit to help patients to get a suitable wig and be able to have it fitted and customised.You can contact the charity for leaflets, resources, templates and information for fundraising and support.WebsiteInstagram Connect with Hair therapy: Facebook Instagram Twitter Clubhouse- @Hair.Therapy Donate towards the podcast Start your own podcast

In today's episode, we will discuss hairstyles that can harm and delay your healing alopecia. The worst thing about these hairstyles is that they can promote more of your hair loss. So stay tuned, and learn today the things you should be doing and avoiding while having your hairstyles during Alopecia. ============================= It's now been almost 8 years and Alopecia Angel has helped hundreds of clients in over 60 countries heal and reverse alopecia naturally. All types of hair loss, from children, adults, and in various languages. Alopecia Angel is a community of people who believe in the power of their own body's healing. Are you next? I have free training coming up! Join here: FREE TRAINING https://www.alopeciaangel.com/free-training-heal-and-reverse-alopecia-naturally ============================= Explore the BEST WAY to reverse, treat and prevent Alopecia! Sign up to join our Hair N' Heal Program: www.alopeciaangel.com/alopeciaprogram HELP IS WITHIN YOUR REACH! Alopecia Angel is here to support you in your journey to find encouragement and healing to regain your hair and health. Reach out to us, join our community, and inspire someone by sharing my podcasts. www.alopeciaangel.com Resources: See Success Stories Information in Spanish Get Healthy with Alopecia Angel FREE downloads Learn more about Hair N' Heal program Get in touch with us: hello@alopeciaangel.com YouTube Channel Instagram Facebook

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Medically induced hair loss ~ How some small, achievable steps can make a big impact. Lesley Hoad shares her real-life story on her hair loss following her cancer diagnosis and treatment.As a hairdresser and an educator, she felt more pressure when her hair began to fall out, as if she 'should' have all the answers. She describes not feeling like herself as she began to lose not only her hair but her teeth aswell. She describes the small, realistic changes that she has been able to implement to lessen the impact of cancer on her life and her body, helping her to regain her sense of self.As a self-confessed workaholic, she shares how she would have chemotherapy on her lunch break and then return to work! And how the experience has actually helped her to learn to slow down, listen to her body and make the necessary adjustments to improve her health and recovery.Lesley is an inspiration with her positivity and selfless approach to life. She feels that by not letting it get the better of her, and keeping up with normal life as much as possible, it has helped her work through her depression and fight for her recovery. Connect with Hair therapy: Facebook Instagram Twitter Clubhouse- @Hair.Therapy Donate towards the podcast Start your own podcast

What is this itch during your Alopecia? Today, you will discover what's that itch all about and why it is happening during the healing of Alopecia. The itch may not happen to everybody, but it does to most of those who entered the Hair and Heal program. Stay tuned and learn more about Alopecia and how you can heal. ============================== Explore the BEST WAY to reverse, treat and prevent Alopecia! Sign up to join our Hair N' Heal Program: www.alopeciaangel.com/alopeciaprogram HELP IS WITHIN YOUR REACH! Alopecia Angel is here to support you in your journey to find encouragement and healing to regain your hair and health. Reach out to us, join our community, and inspire someone by sharing my podcasts. www.alopeciaangel.com Resources: See Success Stories Information in Spanish Get Healthy with Alopecia Angel FREE downloads Learn more about Hair N' Heal program Get in touch with us: hello@alopeciaangel.com YouTube Channel Instagram Facebook

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In this episode, Lindsey speaks with Marie-Blanche Castagne, a college student from France, about navigating alopecia areata from an early age. From dating to now cutting her friends' hair, she dishes on what it's really like to be a college lady with hair loss. Plus, she shares the best wig tips!

Welcome to this episode of Alopecia Life. Thank you for spending your time with me and our guest, Angel Rosario, Jr., today. Angel was born and raised in Chicago. Both of his parents were born and raised in Puerto Rico. He started acting back in 2015, and credits his distinct look and presence that have given him amazing opportunities to alopecia. This interview was filled with a lot of laughter, moments of seriousness, insights about coping mechanisms while living with alopecia, and so much more. Angel's dog, Icee and my dog, Noodle both did some voice work throughout the episode.There's a lot of work that goes into pre and post production of a podcast. There are times when I am listening to a guest where I have a burning follow-up question and the moment passes by. After the interview, I may ask them these questions. When he said, everybody told him he just needed to "ignore them," I wanted to know what he got from that experience, or what he wished he would have heard. He sent a message on to all of us toward the end credits.Thanks again for listening. To find Angel on social media, you can find those links in the show notes. Check out his previous roles in Chicago Med, Mayans MC, Law & Order SVU. You'll be seeing a lot more of him this year, with the recent release of Black Adam & Cobra Kai,  and a still yet to be known hush hush project. Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/angelrosariojr/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/AngelRosarioJr91IMDB: https://www.imdb.com/name/nm7639977/Support the showAlopecia Life provides free resources for school and home education, including a growing list of alopecia books, education videos on YouTube, links to support groups within the US, UK, Canada and more. You will also find access to Head-On, Stories of Alopecia, the Alopecia 101 free course, paid Alopecia Roadmap course for parents of children living with alopecia, and personalized coaching. Together, we can make a difference. To find out more, https://www.alopecialife.com/

How many everyday medications could have an effect your hairAraz Nelson from combed education has been a hairstylist for over two decades, starting her career when she was just 15.She has carried out months of research on the effects of different medications on the hair, the side effects that can be experienced, and how this can produce unstable - sometimes terrifying - results when using chemical treatments such as hair colour!We discuss how minerals and medications are excreted from the body, including inhabiting the hair. The Contraceptive pill, aspirin, thyroid medication, blood pressure treatment, to name a few, can all have different negative effects on the hair. She shares the benefits of her experience through her own education brand, including her podcast, to help inspire and develop others, as she knows how much learning has enabled her to grow professionally and also personally.Araz believes that you can always learn more, and you can gain from those around you, such as our clients, who can be an untapped resource! Education and knowledge should be sought out to ensure you excel in your career and enjoy what you do.Connect With Araz:InstagramFacebookWebsitePodcastYoutube Connect with Hair therapy: Facebook Instagram Twitter Clubhouse- @Hair.Therapy Donate towards the podcast Start your own podcast

In today's episode, we're going to talk about how you deal with your low self-esteem during Alopecia. I know how it feels... It is devastating and traumatic to lose your hair especially when you're exposed to a lot of people because of your career or profession. So let's dive in to discover self-worth and self-esteem so you can lift yourself up during your Alopecia and finally reach your goal to grow your hair back. ============================== Explore the BEST WAY to reverse, treat and prevent Alopecia! Sign up to join our Hair N' Heal Program: www.alopeciaangel.com/alopeciaprogram HELP IS WITHIN YOUR REACH! Alopecia Angel is here to support you in your journey to find encouragement and healing to regain your hair and health. Reach out to us, join our community, and inspire someone by sharing my podcasts. www.alopeciaangel.com Resources: See Success Stories Information in Spanish Get Healthy with Alopecia Angel FREE downloads Learn more about Hair N' Heal program Get in touch with us: hello@alopeciaangel.com YouTube Channel Instagram Facebook

Our 8th guest on our mom series is Melissa Slieter! She is the mom of the incredibly sweet and caring 5 year old Charlie that is such a bright light. Melissa takes us through the Charlie's journey thus far, the amazing experiences she's had in different support groups, and how she's even been in a few books to educate about Alopecia. Melissa also provides incredible advice on how to help your little one through their hair loss journey.   Where you can follow Melissa and Charlie: https://instagram.com/adventures.of.chuck?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y= Charlie's Journey: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=SWOMJRPPzyg&feature=youtu.be CAAP (Children's Alopecia Project): www.childrensalopeciaproject.org  CAAP Instagram: https://instagram.com/childrensalopeciaproject?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=  

Zoe Lyons, Bald ambition ~ Living with alopecia in the public eye. Zoe Lyons first experienced alopecia areata at age 10. She would find patches and it would come and go, flaring up at times over a period of 20 years. Two years ago, she went through a very stressful time, full of upheaval, plus the stress of the pandemic, and her hair loss grew worse. She describes this as a physical manifestation of a lot of mental turmoil.Zoe shares her story and talks honestly about being in the public eye with alopecia and what it's like to be a stand-up comedian and TV presenter living with hair loss. She recently completed over 50k to raise money for Alopecia UK,Connect with Zoe:WebsiteTwitterFacebookInstagramPodcastAlopecia UK Connect with Hair therapy: Facebook Instagram Twitter Clubhouse- @Hair.Therapy Donate towards the podcast Start your own podcast

Favorite teachers, penguins named Beach Donkey, AND a family in full support of their 8 year old daughter! You have to check out today's good feeling stories of the day!

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Confidence plays a huge part in growing a successful business. It affects our visibility, how comfortable we are speaking to clients or selling our products and it's something we all wish we had more of.  Joining me to chat about how to grow in confidence is Lizi Jackson-Barett, a confidence expert who helps entrepreneurs get out of their own way and start growing their comfort zones to defeat self-doubt.  What You'll Learn In This Episode: - The journey Lizzi has been on to feel fully confident in herself and the freedom she has found in having Alopecia and no longer striving to conform. - Why Lizzi believes there is no such thing as a confident person, but instead there are areas where we feel confident in business and areas we don't.  - Lizzi's system for building confidence and the small things you can do every day to start expanding your comfort zone. - - The difference between being outgoing and feeling truly confident in yourself and why it just kills me to see so many business owners being held back by a lack of confidence.  Resources:- Download my FREE Launch Strategy Guide - Visit my website www.lisajohnson.com - Follow me on Instagram @lisajohnsonstrategist - Follow me on Facebook @lisajohnsonstrategist - Join the discussion at @thefabulous5percent- Subscribe to my YouTube channel  - My book Making Money Online is available now for pre-order www.makingmoneyonlinebook.co  - Find all of Lizi's services at www.lizijacksonbarrett.com 

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In today's episode, we're going to discuss the limiting beliefs that are holding you back from what you really want and reach your goal to grow your hair back again. I understand that Alopecia is a great challenge, but above this are the lessons you'll learn along the process. And that includes trusting yourself. ============================== Explore the BEST WAY to reverse, treat and prevent Alopecia! Sign up to join our Hair N' Heal Program: www.alopeciaangel.com/alopeciaprogram HELP IS WITHIN YOUR REACH! Alopecia Angel is here to support you in your journey to find encouragement and healing to regain your hair and health. Reach out to us, join our community, and inspire someone by sharing my podcasts. www.alopeciaangel.com Resources: See Success Stories Information in Spanish Get Healthy with Alopecia Angel FREE downloads Learn more about Hair N' Heal program Get in touch with us: hello@alopeciaangel.com YouTube Channel Instagram Facebook

 Today's guest, VJ Hamilton, shares about her journey with multiple autoimmune conditions, and how it led her to pursue a combined passion of science, nutrition, and helping others as an autoimmunity nutritionist. The conversation took a couple twists and turns around the gut, cellular health, and an online community where others with autoimmunity can share their tips, tricks and bounce ideas off of each other. *More about VJ:  After 25 years of suffering from multiple autoimmune conditions that affected her energy, skin, hair and joints, VJ discovered after studying immunology, Functional Medicine and training as a Nutritionist that by uncovering the root cause of her issues, she was able to transform her health, and now lives free of symptoms.VJ now uses these same principles in her nutritional therapy clinic, The Autoimmunity Nutritionist, to help strong-willed women with autoimmune disease regain their strength and live a whole and symptom-free life. VJ is a keen health writer and has been featured in Cosmopolitan, The Telegraph, Glamour magazine, and many health magazines. VJ has also co-authored a book with other wellbeing therapists, called Empowerment in Health & Wellness, which provides practical wellness tips to thrive after a life challenge. In her free time, VJ seeks out culinary experience at home and away, and loves to recreate dishes at home with her friends and family. VJ is dedicated to her two twin pups and enjoys long walks in the country, Pilates practice, and singing with her local choir.Thank you for listening to today's episode. To learn more about VJ, join her online community, or be part of her self-paced online or LIVE Hair Growth Reviver Program which happens twice a year, check out the show notes for those links below. Feel free to ask any questions or comment in the Alopecia Life podcast FB group or on Instagram. VJ is tagged in those posts.Website: http://www.theautoimmunitynutritionist.com/Hair Growth Reviver Program: https://bit.ly/HairgrowthreviverFB: https://www.facebook.com/groups/theautoimmunitycommunitieIG: https://www.instagram.com/theautoimmunitynutritionist/Support the showAlopecia Life provides free resources for school and home education, including a growing list of alopecia books, education videos on YouTube, links to support groups within the US, UK, Canada and more. You will also find access to Head-On, Stories of Alopecia, the Alopecia 101 free course, paid Alopecia Roadmap course for parents of children living with alopecia, and personalized coaching. Together, we can make a difference. To find out more, ...

Non- invasive options for hair loss explained.Thinning hair can be an issue for many, affecting confidence and preventing people from enjoying their lives.Brian Dodge explains some of the more superficial, non- surgical options for those who want low commitment, non- medical alternatives.We discuss:Hair fibresDerma-rolleringPRPBrian began to lose his hair at just 21, the rate of hair loss escalated at 25, and now at 30, he has had two hair transplants and is having a third.Before this, he tried and tested many different avenues, and has even produced his own brand of hair fibres. He documents his journey and all his findings honestly on YouTube. He also has an amazing offer for all listeners- a FREE hair fibres! Just send him a request!Connect with Brian:InstagramYouTubeHair fibres Connect with Hair therapy: Facebook Instagram Twitter Clubhouse- @Hair.Therapy Donate towards the podcast Start your own podcast

After identifying your future self from our last episode... In terms of your health and Alopecia... What's next? In today's episode, we will discuss how you can reverse aging holistically through mind, body and spirit. ============================== Explore the BEST WAY to reverse, treat and prevent Alopecia! Sign up to join our Hair N' Heal Program: www.alopeciaangel.com/alopeciaprogram HELP IS WITHIN YOUR REACH! Alopecia Angel is here to support you in your journey to find encouragement and healing to regain your hair and health. Reach out to us, join our community, and inspire someone by sharing my podcasts. www.alopeciaangel.com Resources: See Success Stories Information in Spanish Get Healthy with Alopecia Angel FREE downloads Learn more about Hair N' Heal program Get in touch with us: hello@alopeciaangel.com YouTube Channel Instagram Facebook

Recording of the Evidence Based Hair Podcast for the Oct 11, 2022 issue.  TINEA CAPITIS STUDIES Cukierman E et al (starts at 5:18). Alopecia and pet: a case report. Einstein (Sao Paulo). 2022 Jul 4;20:eRC6881.   TELOGEN EFFLUVIUM - COVID 19 Visconti A et al (starts at 20:00) Cutaneous Manifestations of SARS-CoV-2 infection during the Delta and Omicron waves in 348,691 UK users of the UK ZOE COVID Study App. Br J Dermatol. 2022 Jul 22;   TELOGEN EFFLUVIUM - ISOTRETINOIN Tran PT et al (starts at 29:30) Characteristics of Patients with Hair Loss after Isotretinoin Treatment: A Retrospective Review Study. Int J Trichology. 2022 Jul-Aug;14(4):125-127.   TRICHOTILLOMANIA STUDIES Grant JE and Chamberlain SR (starts at 42:17). Natural recovery in trichotillomania. Aust N Z J Psychiatry. 2022 Oct;56(10):1357-1362   Chesivoir EK et al (starts at 47:30). Comorbid trichotillomania and attention deficit hyperactivity disorder in adults. Psychiatry. 2022 Jul; TELOGEN EFFLUVIUM -   IRON DEFICIENCY   Kano Y. Blue sclera (starts at 55:33): An overlooked finding of iron deficiency. Cleve Clin J Med. 2022 Oct 3;89(10):549-550.    

Did you know that last month was Alopecia Areata awareness month? Dr. Randy Hines II is giving a special shine to alopecia areata by going on call with Dr. Angela Rodgers, a board certified family medicine physician who also happens to advocate for alopecia areata. From the different types of alopecia, to the treatments, they're spilling everything they do, and still don't know, about the autoimmune condition of alopecia. What you can expect in this episode:   3:55 - Journey to becoming a physician 5:35 - What is alopecia 12:10 - Journey to losing hair 17:20 - Psychosocial implications  20:15 - Alopecia prevention 22:10 - Alopecia causes and research 22:50 - Risk factors 28:25 - Alopecia advocacy and support  32:00 - Support groups 37:30 - Alopecia as a physician 45:25 - Typical treatments   51:55 - Words of wisdom  54:55 - Randy's Random Question    Tweetable Quotes: “It's been a long journey, but it's definitely made me stronger. I'd definitely do it all over again.” - Dr. Angela Rodgers  “That day I stopped wearing a wig, I transformed into someone who became a stronger, more confident individual rooted in self-love.” - Dr. Angela Rodgers  “For most people, this is a chronic medical condition.” - Dr. Angela Rodgers  "If you lose a part of yourself, that impacts you emotionally for the rest of your life.” - Dr. Angela Rodgers  “Nurture your physical health as much as your mental health.” - Dr. Angela Rodgers    About Dr. Angela Rodgers: Dr. Angela Rodgers is a Board-Certified family medicine physician and core faculty member of the Contra Costa Family Medicine Residency Program. She has worked in the department of emergency medicine for the past 3 years and continues to serve on the front times at a county safety net hospital in Northern California. Diagnosed with alopecia areata at the age of 4 and as a first generation college as well as terminal degree graduate (both from University of California, Davis), Dr. Rodgers made it her goal to advocate for alopecia awareness and the psychosocial aspect of alopecia through publications, presentations, and performance. She led the Sacramento County Alopecia Support Group for 10 years and has served as a consultant for the National Alopecia Areata Foundation (NAAF). More recently, she has had the opportunity to learn more about physician well-being through the American Academy of Family Physicians (AAFP) as a scholar within the first-ever Leading Physician Well-being (LPW) cohort and now is a co-lead for wellness within her faculty appointment. After co-creating and co-hosting the virtual series "Let's Talk: Open Conversations for Women with Alopecia," she was featured on "The Real" to share her expertise and personal experience living with alopecia. Dr. Rodgers lives in Oakland, CA with her partner and enjoys music, community building mentorship, exercise, and sleep.  On Call With Dr. Randy Demographic Survey: Take the survey.   Contact Dr. Randy Hines II: https://www.drrandymd.com IG: @_drrandy FB: @HinesEntertainment   LinkedIn: Dr. Randy Hines II Twitter: @_DrRandy TikTok: @_drrandy   Contact Dr. Angela Rodgers: Angela.Rodgers21@gmail.com IG: @angelarrodgers FB: Angie Renee   Alopecia Resources:  FB: -Bald Boss Community (Jamie Elmore) -Bald Life Magazine (Jamie Elmore) -The Baldie Movement (Nell Coleman)   IG: -Baldbosscommunity -thebaldiemovement -ayannapressley   For Black Providers: -Skin of Color Society (SOCS)   General Resources: -Let's Talk:  https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLlOjoYqW2ymAZ5dH67ZrHFJ_DTL-IPojR

Welcome to Episode 4 of Grounded Conversations by Black Coffee Northwest, an intergenerational conversation about ourselves, our blackness, our world, and our favorite drinks. For today's episode Haben and Darnesha sit down with Jamie Elmore to discuss alopecia awareness.Jamie Elmore is a hairstylist, salon owner @ JSalon, and the founder and editor in chief of Bald Life Magazine. These ladies discuss: What alopecia is and how that effects those who deal with it Jamie's journey with alopecia How that shaped the work she does now The importance of finding community The importance of representation How to connect with Jamie Elmore: For guest appearances, speaking engagements, or workshops, please email: info@baldlifemagazine.comFacebook: @JamieElmore / @Alopecia Support Group / @Bald Life MagazineInstagram:  @JAMIE.ELMORE/ @BALDLIFEMAGAZINE / @BALDBOSSCOMMUNITYWebsites: Alopeciasupportgroup.orgAlopeciaanthologyseries.com Baldlifemagazine.comEmail- info@baldlifemagazine.comYouTube BALD LIFE TV- SUBSCRIBEWe would love to hear from you! Connect with us via:Email - info@blackcoffeenw.com Instagram - Black Coffee NW Twitter - Coffee NWFacebook - Black Coffee NWLinkedIn - Black Coffee NorthWestListen and follow the podcast on all major platforms:• Apple Podcasts• Spotify• Stitcher• and more!

Hail and well met! Prithee, join thine brothers in Kasting, Alex and Chris, as we devote a significant chunk of this week's LB to shitting on renaissance festivals. Weird sex stuff, long lines, undercooked turkey... yuck.  But it isn't all bad. Along the way, we make time to chat about the mid-2000s indie rap masterpiece, "Alopecia" by Why? We also highlight individual tracks by Damu the Fudgemunk and BADBADNOTGOOD, as well as praise the general deliciousness of sushi. Join us? Follow us on Twitter: @KastingCuzzins / @KeefHerbin

Understanding Afro textured hair ~ what you should know Shirley McDonald has been a trichologist for over 30 years. She has a background in education, is a clinical Tutor and board member at the London Institute of Trichology, she is on the dermatology council, runs the Hair & Scalp Clinic and is an Internationally recognised trichologist.She shares her wealth of knowledge today around Afro-textured hair.We discuss:~ The history of Afro textured hair throughout the ages~Grooming practices~Social pressures and typical preconceptions~Common conditions and treatmentsWe also look at the decline in chemical processing of the hair and what that means for future fashions/ Hairdressing practices.Connect with Shirley:Instagram- Shirley McDonald (@shirleymcdonald2) • Instagram photos and videosFacebook- Shirley McDonald | FacebookWebsite- The Hair and Scalp Clinic - Book appointment Connect with Hair therapy:Facebook- https://www.facebook.com/HairTherapyUKInstagram- https://www.instagram.com/hairtherapyuk/Twitter- https://twitter.com/HairTherapyUKClubhouse- @Hair.TherapyIf you would like to send a donation towards the production and work on the podcast, please click here- ...

Have you ever thought about your future self? Do you have that vision for the next 5 or 10 years of who you want to become? Today, I will help you figure out what that future self really means to you and how you can achieve your goals especially when you have Alopecia. ============================== Explore the BEST WAY to reverse, treat and prevent Alopecia! Sign up to join our Hair N' Heal Program: www.alopeciaangel.com/alopeciaprogram HELP IS WITHIN YOUR REACH! Alopecia Angel is here to support you in your journey to find encouragement and healing to regain your hair and health. Reach out to us, join our community, and inspire someone by sharing my podcasts. www.alopeciaangel.com Resources: See Success Stories Information in Spanish Get Healthy with Alopecia Angel FREE downloads Learn more about Hair N' Heal program Get in touch with us: hello@alopeciaangel.com YouTube Channel Instagram Facebook

Today's guest is Jannica Olin. You may remember her from a bonus episode back in Season 1. I am so glad to have her back, talking about an exciting opportunity where she will perform her one-woman show, (IM) Perfekt next week in NY City. Jannica is a Swedish born actress and TEDx speaker, and is known as Hollywood's Bald Blonde. I'm super excited to share this interview with you, and to have you learn more about all Jannica is doing to encourage her audience to examine disempowering thoughts about identity, beauty and labels. *More About Jannica - A graduate of The Neighborhood Playhouse in New York, Jannica has worked extensively in theatre, film, commercials and music videos in the US, UK, Australia and Sweden. In 2014, Jannica lost all her hair to Alopecia and went on an inward journey of finding her place in the world again, as a woman, and as an actor. What she uncovered through that journey, led to the TEDx Talk; Welcome To My New Normal, and centers around the idea: If I Am Not My Body, Who Am I? - when that which defines you is gone.Jannica's journey with Alopecia also inspired the one-woman show; (IM)PERFEKT which had its world premiere at the Hollywood Fringe Festival in June 2019 to sold-out houses and took home the Producers's Encore Award; the Critics' Choice Award and the Audience Choice Award, as well as a nomination for The Diverse Diva Award by The Los Angeles Women's Theatre Festival. (IM)PERFEKT has been invited to perform twice at Santa Monica Playhouse, and at the 28th annual Los Angeles Women's Theatre Festival. Jannica received a BroadwayWorld Regional Theatre Award nomination in 2020 for Performer of The Decade and Production Of The Decade. In 2017, Jannica was nominated for the Los Angeles Business Journal's Women's Summit; an event that recognizes and honors outstanding professional women who have made significant contributions to their professions and the Los Angeles community.Thank you for listening to today's episode. If you happen to be in NY city or the surrounding areas, and want to go see Jannica's show next week on Friday, October 14th - the United Solo ticket sale link is here in the show notes for your convenience. To learn more about Jannica, watch her Tedx Talk, or read her interview with the Hollywood Reporter, check out the show notes below for all those links. I've also attached a link for Andy Grammar's music video, "Damn It Feels Good to be Me" where Jannica is featured being all she's worked to become. What a fun video to watch.Tickets to (IM)PERFEKT in United Solo: https://unitedsolo.org/imperfekt/Instagram: @jannica.olinwebsite: www.jannicaolin.comTEDx talk: https://youtu.be/rbyzkul4JIkInterview with the Hollywood Reporter: "Actress Jannica Olin Shares Her Personal Journey Living With Alopecia: “How Can This Become My Superpower?”https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/lifestyle/lifestyle-news/actress-jannica-olin-alopecia-imperfekt-1235127608/Watch Jannica's TEDx talk here: https://youtu.be/rbyzkul4JIkYouTube - Damn It Feels Good to be Me (Official Andy Grammar Video) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nDza6TCO-RA Support the show

After an incident at school which shattered Lizi Jackson-Barrett's confidence in her appearance, she spent much of her life chasing what society thinks of as beautiful. Only when she suffered from Alopecia at the age of forty, did she find confidence in herself and her beauty. She urges society to question engrained ideas of what beauty is. “I can't remember ever crying as much as I did in those first months of being bald. I felt a grief that was deeper than any I'd known before. Everything I'd ever done felt so pointless: I'd spent my entire life trying to make myself look “right” and now I was further from that goal than ever.” Image Credit: The Woman And The Wolf

Hair in Recovery ~ haircare after cancer treatmentLauren Gilmore started her career as a hairdresser, and after having a client diagnosed with cancer, she began to look into learning more about how to support and cater to clients facing medical hair loss.She realised that she needed to build on the knowledge and tools she had in order to work with people recovering from cancer and having treatment.She completed the raccoon hair in recovery course, and went on to the cancer haircare charity course, discovering the emotion of hair loss, and how clients feel after hair replacement services.We also talk about how trichology plays a role in understanding more about how the hair and scalp works and how to look after it in times of poor health.The Cancer Haircare Chairty have a vision of world where all cancer patients can locate a hairdresser or hair loss professional who is competent, compassionate and confident to deliver thoughtful services throughout the duration of their cancer related hair loss journey.  Connect with Laren:Facebook- Lauren Gilmore Hair Stylist & Educator | FacebookInstagram- Lauren | Hair Extensions - Essex (@laurengilmorehs) • Instagram photos and videosWebsite- Home | Lauren gilmore (laurengilmorehs.com)Hair in recovery- Hair In Recovery - Racoon International | No.1 In Hair ExtensionsCancer haircare charity - Hairdressers & hair loss professionals - Cancer Hair CareConnect with Hair therapy:Facebook- https://www.facebook.com/HairTherapyUKInstagram- https://www.instagram.com/hairtherapyuk/Twitter- https://twitter.com/HairTherapyUKClubhouse- @Hair.TherapyThinking of starting your own podcast? Click on the link below to start

Giving gifts happens during birthdays, Christmas, Anniversaries, and all other celebrations. So, in today's episode, I'm going to share the top 14 gift items that promote health and well-being for your families and friends. ============================== Explore the BEST WAY to reverse, treat and prevent Alopecia! Sign up to join our Hair N' Heal Program: www.alopeciaangel.com/alopeciaprogram HELP IS WITHIN YOUR REACH! Alopecia Angel is here to support you in your journey to find encouragement and healing to regain your hair and health. Reach out to us, join our community, and inspire someone by sharing my podcasts. www.alopeciaangel.com Resources: Get Healthy with Alopecia Angel Why does Alopecia Persist? Why has it been months, years, and more struggling with hair loss? 2022 — State of Your Health and Hair Update The Million Dollar Question with Alopecia and How You Can Solve It Today! Learn How You Can Heal and Reverse Alopecia Register for my Upcoming Training FREE downloads Learn more about Hair N' Heal program YouTube Channel Instagram Facebook

International Wig and Accessory Designer, Author, Cancer Hair Loss Expert and Leading Personal Hair Loss Consultant for women in the U.S. suffering from medical hair loss, Alopecia Spokesperson, Emmy Nominated Soap Opera Actress, Key Note Speaker, and Media Commentator. Amy founded CreatedHair.com and her private discreet wig studio in Beverly Hills almost 2 decades ago, creating a company for women to turn to for solid, safe, comfortable solutions who are living with the effects of medical hair loss, as well as those who are seeking to renew their appearance, self-esteem, and radiant healthfulness. Visiting clients in their homes or by their hospital bedside has always been Amy's favorite way of working and a rare experience to find in this business. Conducting her personal consults via zoom and Skype with women all over the world has added to her strong global brand in the marketplace. Amy's story began at 13 1/2 when it was discovered she had Alopecia (an immune disorder resulting in hair loss) while filming her first starring role on the CBS Soap Opera; Love of Life, which earned her an Emmy Nomination. She went on to star in 20 years of shows such as The Young and the Restless, General Hospital, Happy Days, and numerous prime-time TV and film roles before deciding to follow her heart and help women worldwide. She is the author of Sex, Wigs, and Whispers: Love and Life with Hair Loss. Amy's personal story, her innovative designs, and outspoken nature on behalf of women with hair loss have garnered many media appearances, including People Magazine, Dr. Phil, Fox Nightly News, CBS News, NBC Nightly News, CNN, ABC News, Entertainment Tonight, The Today Show, The Doctors, Good Day LA, The Insider, The Tyra Banks Show, Woman's Day, First For Women, and Univision, among others. STAY CONNECTED: Website: https://createdhair.com/ ________________________________ Thank you again for joining us today! If you know anybody that would benefit from this episode please share it with them and help spread the knowledge and motivation. Don't forget to show your support for the Rise Up For You Podcast by writing a review on iTunes. Your feedback helps the success of our show and pushes us to continuously be better! Check out www.riseupforyou.com for more podcast episodes, webinars, events, and more to help you get to the next level in your personal and professional life! You can also follow us on Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, and Youtube @riseupforyou Looking for more support? Grab your free coaching call with our team completely FREE! Bring your questions about Confidence, Leadership or Business and we will assign you the best coach to provide customizable support. SCHEDULE YOUR FREE CALL HERE riseupforyou.com/coaching

Many of you have been listening to Alopecia Life since the beginning, and others have just started sharing time with us. Thank you so much for being here. Each guest that comes onto the show is meant to give you, as a listener, some insight into their alopecia experience, and to let you know you're not alone. I love hearing back from those of you who have mentioned how helpful a certain conversation with a podcast guest has been, or that hearing about a product we mentioned has been a game-changer for you. Some of you know about my own alopecia areata experience, especially if you've already read my story in a book I published called, "Head-On, Stories of Alopecia." In the publishing world, it's now an ancient book after being out for over 7 years. But I think it's timeless in the world of alopecia. Shared stories and photos of people from all over the world living with autoimmune hair loss. Another way to connect when we feel so alone, want to learn more, and are looking  to have a helpful resource that is both educational and healing. As I hear about challenges people with alopecia or their loved ones are experiencing, I try to help resolve deep-rooted problems that are contributing to those experiences. Finding solutions for kids and parents who are experiencing problems on the playground or in school, allows for significant systemic change to happen within the educational system while working with families, teachers, and school adminstration. Calling and speaking to the senior policy advisor for TSA to find out what the process is for removing hats, or wigs at airports was highly enlightening, and I enjoyed hearing that this medical condition liason was interested in helping those in the alopecia community who fear not only the security line at the airport, but traveling all together. When a student soccer player is asked by a referee to remove their scarf in front of their teammates, a stadium full of people, and their opponents because it is a "rule". A rule that doesn't exist in the rule books or has been enforced for over a decade of playing for this child gets me...fired...up. This type of experience where someone is made to feel embarassed moves me, to where the only thing I can do is make a change so others don't have to deal with ignorant and blatant made up "rules."  That's what I'm working on this week, and the types of important issues I will continue to work on to serve the alopecia community and their support systems. I tend to be very quiet in what I'm doing. Writing a book, starting a podcast. I've even recently launched a course for parents and caregivers called the Alopecia Roadmap. Did any of you guys know that? I'm super proud to have a resource that can be accessed online, at any time to parents as they are seeking ways to navigate autoimmune hair loss with their child. It's a how-to guide to do alopecia. Not my way, but your way by accessing all the pieces of you and your child that make it possible to have alopecia be the best it can be. I cover a multitude of topics throughout the course. Things like how to talk about alopecia with family and friends; tried and true methods on how to decide on treatments, wigs, and alopecia-related decision making; how to create a comfortable school experience; and how to let your child lead all of this no matter how old they are.  My parents didn't have the types of resources that are availble today. These days, parents have more access to all sorts of information, to hair loss specialists, to a number of possible treatments and remedies. But you know what? The fear and sadness parents are feeling isn't so different than what my own parents once felt. It's time to realize you have access to ways to feel empowered to make a difference right now. You don't have to wait years to figure it all out as things Support the show

Everyone watched the slap heard around the world at the Oscars but it's time we talk about the heart of the matter- alopecia! September is #AlopeciaAwarenessMonth and we're excited to bring this intimate conversation regarding Elisabeth Bailey, Charity's baby sister, journey with Alopecia and how she has navigated the journey as a young woman coming into her own! Photo credits: Always Timeless Productions @alwaystimelessproductions Loved this episode? Watch Seasons 1 and 2 on Youtube at youtube.com/charitybailey Follow ‘Girl, We Need To Talk' on Instagram @girlweneedtotalkshow Connect with Charity Bailey @mscharitybailey across social media Connect with Charity Bailey by visiting www.charitybailey.com Music by Trakmatik

How to create multiple streams of income and protect your future Angelica Prather is an income strategist and coach.'You are the CEO of your life'She gained a degree in cosmetology after college and has been a hairdresser for 20 years. She believes that everyone should ideally have three streams of income, and that you should not just be limited to being behind the chair.Angelica has some amazing ideas and strategies to make sure you are not leaving money on the table, and loves to encourage people to challenge the limitations that may have been placed on them.She wants to help encourage women to negotiate and ask for more, to rewrite their story. Connect with Angelica:Instagram- HAIRSTYLIST INCOME STRATEGIST | BUSINESS COACH | ATL (@angelicadprather) • Instagram photos and videosYoutube- Angelica Prather - YouTubeConnect with Hair therapy:Facebook- https://www.facebook.com/HairTherapyUKInstagram- https://www.instagram.com/hairtherapyuk/Twitter- https://twitter.com/HairTherapyUKClubhouse- @Hair.TherapyThinking of starting your own podcast? Click on the link below to start

 It's still Alopecia Awareness Month, and what better way to spend it than with our guest,  Abby Wren, today. Abby is a creative makeup artist and outspoken advocate for inclusivity throughout the beauty industry, media, and beyond. For those of you who have seen her work, you might already know that her signature bald look has become her iconic canvas as she transforms herself into colorful, mind-blowing creations and characters. I won't share much more with you here in the intro because I want you to hear it from her during the interview. Here's today's episode. Random fun facts about Abby:- She and her fiancé got engaged this year, and gets to marry the absolute love and obsession of her life, Wade Holland, next year! She can't wait to be a bald bride!- originally lost her hair to alopecia totalis in 2006, it grew back and fell out several times before growing back almost completely, then fell out again entirely in 2018. She still get small cycles of regrowth, but not much.- She offers makeup workshops and tutorials for others with alopecia for free!- She used to have red hair before alopecia- She loves lemon EVERYTHING!- She just won a national eyebrow competition, (Benefit Brow Search) without having any eyebrows!Thank you so much for sharing your time with us today. All Abby's social links are listed here in the show notes, along with additional press articles that have been written about her. I've also attached some of the links for the products she mentioned throughout the interview. For anyone who has been inspired by the crazy hair day or Halloween suggestions to go all out, we would love to have you share your photos here with us.  Social Media:- Instagram: @abbywrenartistry- TikTok: @abbywrenartistry- YouTube: @abbywrenEverything About AbbyPress:Medium ArticleRefinery 29Mozilla FirefoxProduct Links:Mehron Paradise PaletteLatex Free Eyelash GlueGoof Proof Waterproof Eyebrow Pencil - BenefitPOWMade Brow Pomade - Benefit--Support the show

Hoy hablo con el Dr. Sergio Vañó sobre alopecia o caída del pelo. Algunos de los temas que tocamos: - Principales causas de la caída del pelo: déficit de nutrientes, estrés, factores hormonales... - Alopecia androgénica: Efectos de la testosterona y la DHT. - Diferencias entre hombres y mujeres. - Fármacos: finasteride, dutasteride y minoxidil. - Alternativas naturales como saw palmetto. - Otros tratamientos contra la calvicie: Plasma rico en plaquetas y microneedling. - ¿Cómo se realizan los injertos capilares y cúando tienen sentido? - Y mucho más. Como siempre, puedes escuchar también el episodio en iVoox, Spotify  y Apple Podcast. Puedes seguir al Dr. Sergio Vañó en su página e instagram. Te puedes apuntar al evento del método Wim Hof aquí: fitnessrevolucionario.com/wim

In this episode, I share my journey into baldness caused by Alopecia Areata. September is Alopecia Awareness month, so I'm happy to share this episode now. No matter what our hair looks like or changes to, we are never satisfied. Hair seems one of the most prominent marks of our self. We seem uniquely attached to our hair as self. My hair loss first started in mid-December 2021, then paused and seemed to start growing back, then in April it was on a steady downward trend. And by July, I began to make peace with the fact that I was losing so much hair there wasn't much of a point in trying to hide it, so I shaved it all off. This was a process of working to accept things as they are, called Arugamama, from Morita Therapy in Japanese Psychology. Listen to this episode to see how I've come to accept my new bald self. ***************** Book, Diamond Sutra by Red Pine, mentioned in this podcast: The Diamond Sutra - Translation & Commentary by Red Pine  My book, mentioned in this podcast: Everyday Buddhism: Real-Life Buddhist Teachings & Practices For Real Change

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