"Heads above the rest"!

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BeauBeau™ head scarves are designed specifically for hair loss due to chemotherapy, alopecia or other medical conditions. They're unique, fashionable and versatile!

Choose from Soft rayon, delicate silk, workout fabrics, headwarmers - lined with exquisitely soft cotton. Our chic cancer scarves focus on uniqueness over mass production, creating beautiful cancer headwear to compliment your wardrobe from casual to elegant. Our cancer head scarves convey elegance and sophistication.

Experience for yourself an innovative, fun and fashionable alternative to wigs, bandanas or turbans. We strive to help you maintain your sense of style and femininity while experiencing hair loss due to chemotherapy, alopecia or any other medical hair loss. Our unique cancer scarves unite fashion and function. Feel beautiful and confident while wearing the BeauBeau™!

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WEDU's "A West Coast Journal with Jack Perkins"
Brave Beauty - A short documentary about Susan Beausang

Breast Cancer Survivor Lisa David's video - a true beaudiva!

The "Transitional beaubeau" is now available!!

Let this scarf "Transition" you through your re-growth phase! Great with wigs or any length hair. Can also be worn as a neck scarf! The Transitional BeauBeau is uniquely secured - will not slip. Versatile and fun!

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Marymount University: "2008 Alumni LIfetime Excellence Award"

Marketwire:: "September Is Alopecia Awareness Month" 9/4/2008

MU today Spring 2008: "The Birth of the BeauBeau" 6/24/2008

Women & Cancer Spring 2008: "Heads Above the Rest"

Tampa Tribune: "Bringing Fashion to Hairless Heads" 3/15/2008

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Last Updated: Tue Dec 02, 2008