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The article evaluates several beauty products including Cellublue Anti-Cellulite Cup, Balmain Half-Wig, and Maybelline Face Studio Master Contour V-Shape Duo Stick.

The article provides tips in choosing the right wig and scarf for women cancer patients. It claims that wigs and scarfs are beautiful alternatives to feel good. It adds that scarves are also easy solutions when one does not like to wear a wig. Moreover, it presents various ways for wig and scarf users to get their right products.

Like Sy Sperling, founder and former president of Hair Club for Men, Canada's Steve Hudson plans to do more than just head the famous wig and weave maker he took over late last year. Despite failed attempts to unload his massive mansion in Toronto's Rosedale district for $17.5 million--Hair Club's second-largest shareholder is now happily settled in sleepy Boca Raton, Florida far away from the short sellers and critics who drove Hudson to pull out his sandy-brown locks during a turbulent tenure as chief executive at Newcourt Credit Group Inc. Sperling--who is credited with delivering non-surgical hair systems to the masses--can't quite figure out why Canadians are so interested in Hudson (which is why he'll tell journalists he fully expects Hair Club to become another Newcourt). Under Hudson, Hair Club (which has dropped the "for Men" from its name) plans to aggressively target the legions of North American women--about 30 million in the US alone--who suffer from hair loss. To get its hair wet in transplants, Hair Club has partnered with Medical Hair Restoration--an operation roughly the same size as Bosley Medical.

The article reports on the theft of wigs from Eva & Co. Wigs in Vancouver, British Columbia. It mentions the discovery of the theft by co-owner Cindy Yip, the wigs that were destined for donation to alopecia patients and people undergoing chemotherapy, and the process for creating high-quality wigs from human hair.

This article offers guide about wearing, styling and taking care of wigs.

The article presents information on different kinds of wig. Wigs come in all kinds of ready-made and custom-made styles and colors. They are also made out of different materials, including human hair, synthetic hair or a blend of human and synthetic. While a human-hair wig certainly looks natural, synthetic-hair and blended wigs are virtually indistinguishable from the real thing.

The article presents the author's views on the measures that people are using for managing their curled hairs such as hair straightening or using wigs. Other topics discussed includes difference between cultural appropriation of white celebrities having black hairstyles, suggestions for having bold hairs and hair care products that she uses.

This article offers tips for using hats and scarves as alternatives to wigs.

The article presents information on different styles as alternatives to wig. A person can have a bit of fun and experiment with different styles, fabrics and colors to find one that is right for her. Importantly, a head covering of any kind, including a sleep cap, will keep the person warm by preventing heat loss through her scalp.

Offers tips on dealing with temporary hair loss during cancer treatment. Comparison of natural hair wigs with synthetic hair wigs; Need to invest in two cotton sleep caps; Recommended hat fabrics.

Presents guidelines on choosing and wearing wigs, scarfs and hats for women undergoing chemotherapy.

The article focuses on the importance of wigs.

The article reports on an aspect of the legal system of Kiribati, an island nation in the Pacific Ocean that was once a protectorate of Great Britain. In common with their British counterparts lawyers in Kiribati wear wigs when appearing in court. The article notes that there is shortage of wigs and that Kiribati attorneys are forced to share them.

The author reports on the popularity of shoes designed by the company Naughty Monkey after U.S. Vice Presidential candidate Sarah Palin wore a pair to the 2008 U.S. Republican National Convention. A description of the shoes Palin wore to the convention is given. The impact which Palin's hair style has had on wig sales is also mentioned.

The article presents information on how women undergoing cancer treatment can wear a wig with confidence. Cancer patients should see a wig specialist that they feel comfortable with before treatment starts. They should bring a friend or family member whose opinion they value to their wig-fitting appointment.

Narrates the experience of the author inflicted with alopecia universalis. Psychological trauma; Custom-made human-hair wig; Assistance from the Alopecia Areta Support and Information Service of Toronto.