There are a few ways for cancer patients to embrace the life-altering symptoms of their sickness such as wearing beautiful scarves, fun wigs and even proudly displaying hairless features; Henna Heals offers another alternative. Henna Heals turns their heads into canvases for intricate temporary tattoos. In this way, men and women are able to celebrate their baldness in a stunningly artistic and touching way.
Founded by Frances Darwin, who is based in Toronto, Canada, Henna Heals uses a percentage of its profits from its regular henna services to subsidize the cost of crowns for those who need them the most. Darwin writes, "This is all about them reclaiming a part of themselves that would normally be perceived as ill or damaged or not nice to look at and making it more feminine and beautiful."
What's Driving This Trend
- Temporary Tattoo Crowns
- The trend towards temporary tattoo crowns offers opportunities for artistic expression in fashion and beauty industries.
- Alternative Cancer Treatment
- Henna Heals' innovative approach to cancer treatment presents opportunities for disruption of traditional treatments in the healthcare industry.
- Socially-minded Business Models
- Businesses like Henna Heals offer disruption to traditional business models by incorporating socially-minded practices and generating positive impacts in their communities.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion
- Temporary tattoo crowns have the potential to disrupt the fashion industry by offering a bold and unique new accessory.
- Healthcare
- Organizations such as Henna Heals have the potential to disrupt traditional cancer treatment practices in the healthcare industry.
- Beauty
- The rise of temporary tattoo crowns presents a significant opportunity for disruption in the beauty industry by offering unique and creative beauty treatments.
