Look Good Feel Better runs free workshops that teach people having cancer treatment how to manage skin, brow and hair changes, with a free product kit.
Look Good Feel Better began in the US in 1989 and now runs in more than twenty countries, in the UK as a separate charity. Volunteer beauty professionals run free group workshops, in hospitals, centres and online, covering skincare during treatment, drawing brows, managing lashes, and wigs and head coverings, and participants receive a kit of donated products. It is open to anyone with cancer, without referral.
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