There’s no sugar-coating it: 2020 has been a stressful year for everyone. A global pandemic, a divisive election, civil unrest — and let’s not forget the murder hornets. If ever there was a time to cuddle puppies and radiate kindness, it’s now. In an era of masking-up before leaving the house, arming yourself with hand sanitizer, and staying six feet apart, the last thing you need barreling toward you is another curveball.

Hair loss isn’t just a problem in men and women, hair loss in children is a rising concern. Losing your hair at any age can be devastating, but for a child it is heartbreaking. There is nothing worse for a parent than to see one of our children suffer. They are precious and depend on us for answers not to mention support, encouragement, strength, and love.

Let’s face it; summer can be a little “haute” for us all. Luckily for us, we wear the world’s finest European hair, that is so light and airy, we barely even notice. Our hand-tied wigs allow you to part and style your wig any way you want on a hot summer day. The world-renowned craftsmanship that FOLLEA® demonstrates is undeniable; FOLLEA wigs exuberate quality with their natural hairline, cap fit, functionality and the longevity of their hairpieces.

There may be a few reasons why you might be considering your options when it comes to wearing a wig- personal, medical, or even religious. You probably don’t want to broadcast to the world that you’re wearing one and you certainly don’t want to be called out when you least expect it.

I’m nervous about my wig! Do I tell him?

Most recently, a customer, @mybreastielife posted on Instagram sharing her blog feature by @everydayvogue. Naturally, we knew we had to read Colleen Madelmayer's article of a bright, vibrant young adult and her new fight with breast cancer. We quickly, became moved by her experience, strength and most importantly, inner beauty. It was then we decided to share Colleen's story with our Follea Community. Feel free to share with anyone who is struggling with cancer and looking to wrap themselves around a group of strong, like-minded people.