In the second of two StyleEsteem Wardrobe segments for Susan G. Komen Greater NYC's 2020 Virtual #Race4theCure we talk about tips and tricks to get dressed and feel confident during chemo and hair loss.
In the first of two StyleEsteem Wardrobe segments for Susan G. Komen Greater NYC's 2020 Virtual #Race4theCure we talk about how to mentally and physically thrive through chemo and hair loss.
With these courageous and inspiring examples, you’ll learn that hair loss and cutting your hair is something that can empower you and shape your story in the most bold way.
In this two part series, StyleEsteem Founder Sonya interviews Dr. Alexea, a cancer survivor and Infectious Disease and Internal Medicine Physician, on her hair insights as a woman of color who faced diagnosis and hair loss.
In the second in a series of posts, Sonya Keshwani offers some insights into how to feel empowered, comfortable and beautiful during treatment and hair loss. Here are all the things no one tells you about hair loss.
While fashion can’t cure a disease, it can certainly infuse our lives with the color and joy that sometimes go missing. With the same hope and intention that we launched StyleEsteem – to bring vibrancy back to the lives of cancer patients – today we are announcing the release of limited styles of fabric face masks.
In the first in a series of posts, Sonya Keshwani offers some insights into how to feel empowered, comfortable and beautiful before chemo and hair loss. Here are all the things no one tells you about hair loss.
The principles of self-quarantine and social distancing due to COVID-19 mimic the protocols of chemotherapy treatment. How did I keep my sanity and make the most of every day during treatment? How did I maintain lightness in my day-to-day and keep my body and mindset positive?...
