More Than Just A Wig
If you are a cancer patient who has lost her Afro kinky/curly, braided, or textured hair, you are not likely to find a wig that looks like your hair at a cancer center retail store that you can purchase with your health insurance.
Every woman, regardless of hair texture, deserves a wig that resembles the hair that she lost.
Coils to Locs supports hospital cancer centers ability to provide equal access for all of their patients regardless of hair type by offering contemporary, ethnic textured synthetic wigs ranging from Afro kinky/curly to braided styles.
Coming Soon: Wigs for women who well, just love wearing wigs!
When Life Gives You Lemons – Start A Business
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Highs, Heartbreaks, and Hopeful Days: 2020 in Review
2020 in review. It started out like most any year, with renewed energy for carry-over goals, and excitement around brand new ones. It was a new year and a new decade and we all declared it was going to be a great one. Because my birthday is in January, a fresh start...
A Business Poised To Win
Starting the Coils to Locs business journey almost 5 years ago we had no way of knowing what our vision would blossom into. Would we succeed and become a business poised to win? Fueled by passion, desire and a need, our vision came to life - providing ethnically...
Honored to Join the Ranks of OneToughB!
When Dianne couldn’t find a natural wig during her chemo treatment, she decided to take matters into her own hands and start a company to help other women like her. That’s how Coils to Locs was founded. Listen to her inspiring story, and how her cancer journey turned...
Small Businesses Have Big Social Impact
Small Business Big Impact Entrepreneurs and small businesses in particular are an essential part of our community. Some report the very lifeblood of our community. They keep local economies going and create jobs. Small businesses in a major city like Boston, where...
Audio: Dishing on The History of Black Hair, Hair Loss & Wigs with Coils to Locs
Pamela and Dianne had the opportunity to participate in an engaging discussion on their perspective of Black women's hair and its ties to culture and history with Cheyanne Woodrow, Mass General C.A.R.E Research Program.
How An Unexpected Loss Can Empower Us
Dear Coils to Locs Community Thank you for your patience. More importantly, thank you for your words of encouragement and your support, while we continue to navigate the unexpected loss of our sister Kimberly. We are so appreciative of such a caring community. We are...
