Media Mentions “L’association canadienne Henna Heals a eu l’idée de tatouer les têtes de personnes ayant subi une chute de cheveux à la suite d’une chimiothérapie. Une jolie alternative aux foulards et perruques.”GLAMOUR“One organization is using all-natural ingredients and artistry to help women coping with hair loss.”The Huffington Post“Henna Heals” — that’s the name of a new Toronto team of artists whose exquisite, hand-painted “henna crowns” turn the bald heads of women who have lost their hair to chemotherapy into inspiring works of art.”npr“It’s never easy dealing with losing your hair, regardless of how it happens. Some women choose to cover their heads with wigs or hats, while others flaunt their baldness in all its glory. Recently, though, some ladies have also been turning to henna artists to decorate their scalps, according to Prevention, to “declare beauty in their baldness.”REFINERY29“The phrase ‘from head to toe’ can now be expanded to define how a studio based in Toronto, is using the application of henna to highlight the fact that bald can be beautiful.”The Times of India“Losing one’s hair is one of the most common and most devastating outward effects of chemotherapy. Now, a Canadian organization is working to make the change less frightening and more empowering by drawing beautiful crowns on the heads of Cancer patients who have lost their hair.”Jezebel“For people coping with hair loss, these beautifully intricate henna crown tattoos offer a safe, customizable and temporary alternative to hair pieces, scarves and hats.”Mother Nature Network“Beautiful slide show of henna crowns”imgur“After losing her hair to chemotherapy while receiving treatment for advanced stage ovarian cancer, Deanne Mayall was feeling depressed about being bald. Every look in the mirror reminded her of her cancer diagnosis.”MSNBC“Healing power of henna: Chemo patients using as a crown. Video Interview with CTV”CTV“The art and tradition of using all-natural paste from the henna plant to create temporary henna tattoos goes back to ancient Asian and Middle-Eastern history, but there’s one group that has taken this ancient art form and given it a new, modern purpose. Henna Heals is a community of henna artists based in Canada that creates beautiful flowering henna crown tattoos for women who have lost their hair to cancer and chemotherapy.”Bored Panda“Henna Heals is a global community of artists who create “Henna Crowns” for people experiencing hair loss. Whether from cancer or other medical conditions, the crowns serve as a form of empowerment and decoration.”Buzzfeed“Henna Heals е общност от визуални артисти, които работят с къна. Мисията им е да помогнат на жените, които са заболели от рак и са подложени на химиотерапия. Установено е, че загубата на коса има силно деморализиращ ефект за жените. Затова артистите искат да им помогнат психологически, като рисуват красиви „корони“ от къна върху главите им.”Eva“See Henna Heals Articles on Redit.”
