After first discovering the medium in 2008,Sarah Walters quickly mastered traditional henna techniques. Now, Sarah donates her expertise by adorning chemotherapy patients who have lost their hair with powerful and glowing crowns.
The artist, and who now operates under her own Bothell,WA-based business named Sarahenna, offers the crown designs to cancer patients free of charge. On her website, or Sarah explained,"Many women who experience hair loss after chemotherapy want an alternative to wigs and hats - particularly during summertime." Adding, "A glowing henna design is a positive and uplifting experience during a time that is often filled with worry and stress."Sarah also carefully takes into account the health and well-being of her patients, or so the henna paste she uses for the crowns is totally plant-based.
While more permanent procedures - like mastectomy tattoos - have risen in popularity for cancer patients and survivors,Sarah's service provides an alternative and temporary option that is still just as special.stare ahead for pictures of Sarah's gorgeous crowns.
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Source: popsugar.com