Lilla Rose Have Hope Set
The last thing a woman with cancer or her friends need is someone trying to sell them something, right?
But consider this –
There are studies that show that for many women, losing their hair is worse than losing a breast. That’s because you can conceal the loss of a breast, but hair loss is so obvious and apparent.
Marisa Weiss, M.D., chief medical officer, Breastcancer.org
Why was the Lilla Rose Have Hope set created?
In the video above, the founder of Lilla Rose, John Dorsey, details a brief encounter he had with a women with cancer related hair loss. Although she was in the midst of treatment, he gave her a flexi and told her to come back the next year to show him how it looked in her hair. She did come back the following year to show him the flexi in her hair. She told him that his simple gift had given her hope.
That’s all this set is about. Giving hope to women who are struggling.
What’s in the Lilla Rose Have Hope Set
Scarf
The set comes with one of two beautiful soft scarves which can be used to cover her head as she goes through treatment and as a beautiful accent when she has recovered.
Floral Scarf 
Dots Scarf
Rosewater
Lilla Rose rosewater is certified organic and steam distilled from Bulgarian rose petals. A comforting addition to the set, it not only smells beautiful, but has traditionally been used to soothe and heal irritated skin for thousands of years.
Hairclip
A charm flexi clip with the charms Hope and Never Give Up. The flexi is a size XS which can be used to clip the scarf now and in her hair later. The charms will remind her to never give up and to have hope.
Gift Bag
The set comes enclosed in a beautiful organza bag perfect for giving.
Who do you know who could use a little hope?
Other resources to help with chemo related hair loss
These are the best links I found related to chemo induced hair loss. If you have anything to add, please let me know so I can include it in the post to come.
https://www.cancer.org/treatment/treatments-and-side-effects/physical-side-effects/hair-loss.html
http://www.chemocare.com/chemotherapy/side-effects/hair-loss-and-chemotherapy.aspx
https://www.mayoclinic.org/tests-procedures/chemotherapy/in-depth/hair-loss/art-20046920
