‘So much more than just hair’: Students from the Sault College Wig Clinic are hosting a wine tasting and pairing event this month in support of residents who suffer with hair loss
Hairstyling students from Sault College are gearing up for a wine tasting and pairing fundraiser this month in support of their program’s long-running Wig Clinic.
Kirstin Oakley, a hairstyling student who would like to run her own business one day, said the program has been a life-changing experience. Before she joined the hairstyling program, Oakley actually witnessed her own friend Jan Robert battle through stage four cancer, which eventually led to their discovery of this special resource at the college.
“Hair is so much more than just hair,” she explained. “To put that smile on someone’s face who is going through so much just makes me feel like a million bucks.” “These students have been great,” she said. “This is all them; they’ve been doing all the hard work on this.”
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