Our Stories

After attending the workshop, my daughters were particularly impressed that I could draw on eyebrows that looked better than my real ones!

I felt that taking a proactive approach would help me get all the information I needed to take control over my own appearance.

The workshop helps you deal with cancer in a positive way, by looking at fun things, like fashion and make-up, not just chemo and drugs.

Since attending the workshop, my family and friends have certainly noticed a change in me.

The workshop reinforced that having a confident attitude and appearance is one of the most positive things that I could do to get better.

When I tried on a wig with a full face of make-up and looked in the mirror, I felt like it was me looking back…

The workshop renewed my interest in putting on make-up and that made me feel better and more confident when I went out in public.

Realising the opportunity to look good really does make you feel better was just the best thing.

It was great to learn a few tricks during the workshop, especially how to pencil in my eyebrows properly given I had lost them!