Breast cancer brows: Local specialist helps survivors regain confidence
Cancer patients undergoing chemotherapy often lose their eyebrows along with the hair on their heads. Julia Sanchez of Outspoken Beauty Ink is working with patients and survivors to reframe their faces using her brow mapping technique, helping them regain confidence. Her semi-permanent brows last up to three years, and the procedure takes about three hours. Sanchez is gifting twenty survivors with her service in honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Visit https://theoutspokenbeauty.com/ to apply.
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