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ABOUT

LATI EMPOWERS

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     Once I was in remission and I realized my hair was not growing back,  I found myself scouring the internet searching for daily body products  like lotion, soap, and facial skincare that didn’t itch and irritate my now,  very sensitive skin. For someone who barely wore much makeup, it was  a difficult and sometimes expensive process. I didn’t realize how much  hair I had on my body until it was all gone. I struggled every morning  trying to draw eyebrows that didn’t disappear before I walked out the  front door.

Our Founder's Story

IN HER OWN WORDS

       I first began losing my hair during my second year of marriage. It was devastating. I felt alone,embarrassed, and insecure. Even though I was married at the time, I was desperate for a  blueprint of instructions on how to navigate this unexpected situation. I wanted someone to say,          “Here I am. I’m a bald woman too. I’ve been through this before. I got you sis. How can I                       help?” 

     I prayed and I prayed, asking God to help me accept this new normal that                             was slowly progressing into something more serious. A few years later, I was                                diagnosed with breast cancer, which was and still is a journey of its own.  

       At  that point I no longer had to explain to random strangers that not all

       bald women had cancer, because I had it.

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"I yearned for a safe space, away away from the pressures of daily life to share with others who looked like me. So, I decided to create one."

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A community Formed

WITH YOU IN MIND

Latiempowers is a members only safe space for women with alopecia to talk about their

daily experience. It’s a platform where we can uplift each other, discussing the good and

the bad times in hopes of empowering other women to do the same, live your normal. This

idea also inspired me to write modern day novels normalizing the existence of bald women in

today’s society, so we can represent for little girls and others who share our journey. My goal is for

everyone to feel comfortable, beautiful, and loved in their own skin. Intentionally celebrating the

lives that God gave us.

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