Naturals Salon & Spa, one of India’s international beauty salon and Center for Women studies of PSG College of Arts and Science have come together for the noble cause of donating hair through the event – Locks of Hope.
Around 200 girl students of PSG CAS have come forward to donate 8 inches of their hair through Naturals Salon & Spa in the event that is organised by the Center of Women Studies by PSG CAS.
The Chief Guest of this event was Kumaravel, Founder, Naturals Salon & Spa. Latha Verghis, Page 3 Salon was the Guest of Honor. Dr.D.Brindha, Principal, Dr.T.Kannaian, Secretary,PSG CAS presided over the event.
Dr.Brindha appreciated the students for their decision to donate hair. She expressed happiness in the magnanimous work that is undertaken by Naturals, and congratulated its co-founder Kumaravel, who is also an alumnus of the college.
C.K.Kumaravel, Co Founder, Naturals Salon and Spa while talking to the girl-students, said “you all have come out of one of your comfort zones. That is courageous. When you do that continuously, miracles happen. By your decision today, there will be smiles brought in the faces of cancer survivors.”
Latha Verghis, Page 3 Salon said “Naturals will give these girls the hair cut they desire, free of cost. The donated hair will be collected and sent to Raj Impex, Chennai who is one of the country’s biggest wig makers. The wigs will be then given to 10 cancer patients who are across the country.
Naturals is a pioneer the salon industry Hair is the crowning glory that adds beauty for women. Women suffering from cancer greatly worry about hair loss post the chemotherapy and radiation. Of course hair will grow but in the course of the chemotherapy the patients will experience total hair loss.
A wig made of natural hair will give confidence and improve the patients self-confidence and hasten treatment. We think of them as Necessity Wearers, as they do it out of necessity. We are immensely happy to see that these young students are coming forward to donate their hair. Not all would have the courage but these youngsters at PSG CAS have volunteered to bring smiles in the face of survivors.”