Breast cancer survivor creates wig company to help women facing hair loss

SARASOTA, Fla. (WWSB) - October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Treatment for the disease has improved over the years, but hair loss remains a side effect for some patients. Kendra Baché, owner and founder of Maison Baché, joined us with a few of her products and shared her story.Facing a diagnosisBaché said she was diagnosed with breast cancer and knew she could lose her hair.“When diagnosed with breast cancer I knew I could lose my hair, I was terrified,” Baché said. “Like so many women, I had this image in my head that a wig would look fake and that everyone would know I was wearing one.”Baché said she did not know how a high-quality real human hair wig could look.“I had no idea how beautiful and natural a high-quality real human hair wig could be,” Baché said. “I also had no idea where to find one. There weren’t good options available to me locally, and it was my best friend who ultimately found a company for me on the other side of the country. I didn’t even know this level of q