AT THE young time of only six years of age, Baz Oldershaw lost his hair amid intrusive treatment for Leukemia.
He won his fight and has committed his life to working with hair and wigs – making the ideal search for men and ladies confronting up to losing their hair through their own particular fights with tumor or other wellbeing reasons.
Baz began his expert beautician preparing when he was only 17 and his profession has seen him working at different driving neighborhood salons, taking a shot at the QE2 and owning his own particular business – Structures in Henley in Arden, which he set up in 1994.
Such was Baz's commitment to his wig styling, he was drawing in the consideration of the media and neighborhood specialists and healing facilities who might prescribe him to patients confronting male pattern baldness.
At that point, in 2006, Baz opened another, littler and more casual salon at Box Trees Art and Craft Center in Hockley Heath – Baz Hair and Wigs Styling.
From his new salon he has made shocking wig styles for endless ladies who have lost their hair amid their overcome fights with malignancy.
What's more, to praise the tenth commemoration of the salon – and neighboring Jane Patricia Wig Room – he welcomed a large number of them to go along with him for an exceptional festival of wigs, of life and of battling disease.
"It was a breathtaking event thus unique to have so a considerable lot of my customers go along with me to commend my commemoration," Baz told the Observer.
"My own tumor fight and male pattern baldness at such an early age has driven me to devote my life to peopling in a similar circumstance and to have them with me on such an exceptional event was a respect.
"I have had the delight of working with some genuinely persuasive individuals throughout the years and am regarded to have possessed the capacity to help them."
Anybody keen on Baz's wigs and styling can get in touch with him at the salon – 07768 164731 – or visit the site – http://www.bazoldershaw.co.uk.
He will likewise be doing a showing at Claverdon WI on February 7.
He won his fight and has committed his life to working with hair and wigs – making the ideal search for men and ladies confronting up to losing their hair through their own particular fights with tumor or other wellbeing reasons.
Baz began his expert beautician preparing when he was only 17 and his profession has seen him working at different driving neighborhood salons, taking a shot at the QE2 and owning his own particular business – Structures in Henley in Arden, which he set up in 1994.
Such was Baz's commitment to his wig styling, he was drawing in the consideration of the media and neighborhood specialists and healing facilities who might prescribe him to patients confronting male pattern baldness.
At that point, in 2006, Baz opened another, littler and more casual salon at Box Trees Art and Craft Center in Hockley Heath – Baz Hair and Wigs Styling.
From his new salon he has made shocking wig styles for endless ladies who have lost their hair amid their overcome fights with malignancy.
What's more, to praise the tenth commemoration of the salon – and neighboring Jane Patricia Wig Room – he welcomed a large number of them to go along with him for an exceptional festival of wigs, of life and of battling disease.
"It was a breathtaking event thus unique to have so a considerable lot of my customers go along with me to commend my commemoration," Baz told the Observer.
"My own tumor fight and male pattern baldness at such an early age has driven me to devote my life to peopling in a similar circumstance and to have them with me on such an exceptional event was a respect.
"I have had the delight of working with some genuinely persuasive individuals throughout the years and am regarded to have possessed the capacity to help them."
Anybody keen on Baz's wigs and styling can get in touch with him at the salon – 07768 164731 – or visit the site – http://www.bazoldershaw.co.uk.
He will likewise be doing a showing at Claverdon WI on February 7.
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