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Breathable, UV Protective, Temperature Controlling, Stretchy & Soft Cotton Summer Beanie Hats

Posted by Emilienne Rebel on

Breathable, UV Protective, Temperature Controlling, Stretchy & Soft Cotton Summer Beanie Hats

Bold Beanies chemo hair loss hats are the perfect cover up for a sensitive scalp in warmer, sunny weather.  Made using the highest quality cotton fabrics, designed with comfort and style in mind. Simple, super-soft and stretchy cotton beanie hats are natuarlly UV protective, breathable and temperature controlling. Fitting under all types of other hats, they provide a discreet protection from harmful UV rays and keep the head at an even temperature.  Expertly made in the UK by Emilienne who lost her hair with chemotherapy treatment for Breast Cancer at a young age. The cancer range at www.boldbeanies.com includes styles...

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What are Bold Beanies and why are they so special?

Posted by Emilienne Rebel on

What are Bold Beanies and why are they so special?

So comfortable you will forget you are wearing it. Natural, Breathable, temperature controlling UV protective as well as stylish. 

Bold Beanies Cancer Chemo Hats were designed by Emilienne after she lost her hair with chemotherapy treatment for Stage 3 advanced Breast Cancer at a young age. She found her bald head very cold, particularly at night time. 

Losing your hair suddenly makes you feel extra cold. Emilienne wore woollen beanies mostly but they were itchy and would get too hot and so she would take it off and then of course she'd get cold again... disturbing an already difficult night's sleep. The sheer relief from wearing a soft comfy breathable beanie that fit snuggly so was less prone to slipping around (as head scarves do, especially in bed) is felt by many. Perfect for day wear to feel less conscious of your hair-loss Alopecia and just get on with your day with one less thing to worry about.

It was important for her to stay covered up for her family as she looked very ill and thats when she realised the need for Bold Beanies. A hat with minimal seams, especially over pressure points and no extra irritants, like labels.

Bold Beanies hats sleep cap beanys bonnets skull caps... however you choose to describe them are silky soft stretchy cotton and so very comfortable you will forget you are wearing them, but with beautiful Liberty Fabric prints or fun prints (as well as a rainbow of plain colours ) you won't have to. Styles to suit everyone and at an affordable price. 

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Sarah Beeny; No Longer Afraid of Cancer TV Documentary

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Sarah Beeny: Why I’m no longer scared of cancer - by Peony Hirwani TV presenter is set to release a candid documentary entitled ‘Sarah Beeny vs Cancer’, which follows her battle with breast cancer. Sarah Beeny says it took being diagnosed with cancer herself to end four decades of fear around the disease, as she opens up about her experience in a new documentary.The 51-year-old was diagnosed with breast cancer in August 2022, and says her mother died of the same illness approximately 40 years ago.Beeny says her own diagnosis brought with it complicated questions about developments in breast cancer...

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Liberty Cancer Headwear

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Liberty Cancer Headwear

Are you looking for stylish, quality headwear for someone having chemotherapy treatment for cancer and losing their hair?  The original concept behind Bold Beanies came from Emilienne who lost her hair with chemo for Breast Cancer aged 31 and couldn't find anything fashionable as well soft and comfy to cover up whilst looking after her young family.  Choosing only the very best UK fabrics from Liberty of London as well as other designer quality cotton-based prints and plains she created a collection of Chemo headwear to suit women of all ages, as well as men, kids and teens. From Bold...

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Hair loss an effect of Coronavirus...

Posted by Emilienne Rebel on

Hair loss an effect of Coronavirus...

Hair loss has been identified as a surprising side effect of Coronavirus

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