More turbans for chemo hair loss

We can hardly keep enough of these lovely turbans in stock!

Now available in even more colours..

Take a look around our shop!Feelgood Scarves

Just arrived! We have taken delivery of some new turbans in gorgeous colours. The turban is a fast favourite with our clients, the main part is like a hat, giving total coverage. The long ties then wrap easilyaround the head and add extra depth.

Chemo Hair Loss

In June 2011 I was diagnosed with a local recurrence of my Breast Cancer. It was very near the site of the tumour I found in Dec 2007. This time I had to have a mastectomy, but I was able to have a reconstruction at the same time. Although there was no sign of spread my oncologist felt, on balance, that it would be wise to have a course of chemotherpy, known as CMF. Its less toxic than the one I had before, TC, so easier to deal with.




I was told that I wouldn't lose my hair, but that it would thin. By the fourth month (of six) it was so bad I had to give in and have it all cut off. The nurses think it was because I had chemo before and my root system had been weakened. I wonder if anyone else has had this experience?

The Butlers Pantry raises funds for Breast Cancer

Congratulations and many thanks to The Butlers Pantry who, through a sponsored walk, raised over €5,000 for Breast Cancer Ireland.

Seen here are Eoin from The Butlers Pantry with local TD Mary Mitchell-O'Connor, presenting the cheque to Catherine of Feelgood Scarves.

Ps. For delicious food, check out http://www.thebutlerspantry.ie/

Feelgood Scarves Autumn/Winter Collection

Check out our video of all the best of our winter fabrics and styles.

For Autumn/Winter we have a huge range of scarves, turbans, bandanas and hats.

Check out our luxurious velvet hats in rich colours. Match one up with a Scarf Tie for a truly elegant look.

Summer is well and truly here and our Summer range of chemo hats & scarves are flying out the door!

Most popular are our 'Hat and Scarf Tie' combinations with customers buying more than one scarf tie so that they can 'mix & match'.