Dianne Austin's journey through breast cancer is a testament to strength and resilience. Here's how her experience ignited a new mission that allowed her to pioneer culturally relevant wigs which were accessible and inclusive for cancer fighters. #BreastCancerAwareness #MANE @coilstolocs6692 » Subscribe to @NowThisOriginals This episode of Mane shares the inspiring journey of two sisters who founded a business to provide coily and curly wigs for women going through chemotherapy and experiencing hair loss. The sisters, Dianne Austin and Pamela Shaddock, recognized the lack of representation in medical hair loss spaces and aimed to address this issue by offering wigs that resonate with cultural and individual identity, emphasizing the importance of feeling beautiful and comfortable during the healing process. After Dianne was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2015, she was informed that her chemotherapy would cause her to lose hair, and she was prescribed a wig from a cancer center bout...