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Sisters aim to make wigs more inclusive for cancer survivors
CityLine: Sun. Sept. 5, 2021: Dianne Austin, Coils and Locs
Coils to Locs Named Small Business of the Year, 2021
With grants, Celtics and others aim to boost Black-owned small businesses
Coils to Locs Named One of Boston's Startups to Watch in 2021
Closing the Gap in Breast Cancer Care and Support for Black Women
Coils To Locs VP featured in "I Am Jimmy" Video
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The Boston Celtics And NAACP Launch $1M Grant To Aid Recovering Black Businesses Impacted By The Pandemic
Dianne Austin on Exceptional Women
How a Breast Cancer Survivor Launched a Medical Wig Company For Curly and Coily Hair Types
Honored to Join the Ranks of OneToughB!
Check Out InStyle's Latest Beauty Boss -CEO of Coils to Locs!
Coils to Locs featured on Forbes.com
For Black women, a special chemo challenge: finding a wig that works
She couldn't find a cancer wig, so she started a company
Dianne Austin featured in Beyond Thriving Series
Black women entrepreneurs sell the medical wigs other companies won’t
Celtics grants support minority-owned small businesses
This Mom & Cancer Survivor Couldn’t Find Curly, Textured Wigs After Chemo, So She Created Her Own
Black Cancer Patients Don't Have Wigs That Represent Them. One Cancer Survivor Is Changing That
Because Hair Comes in All Textures
