Looking for fabulous gifts? Check out the new knitted neckwarmers and cowls, hand painted silk scarves, hand made jewelry, and a host of jewel toned velvet scarves, pins, and additional accessories at Nini's Niche. Just to make your shopping easy, I'll even gift wrap for you at no additional charge! (Shipping charges may increase due to weight of package). Check out my new items at www.ninisniche.etsy.com.
Introducing the Soft Headscarf from Nini's Niche. Made of Tencel, these beautiful 35" square scarves are soft, lightweight, comfortable and beautiful! Visit my Etsy site for more photos: www.ninsninche.etsy.com. Check out a short video showcasing these beautiful scarves: http://animoto.com/play/wqzd94jTeL14J3sWtJW89g
KinderKaps for Girls - I've designed Sleep Caps, Baseball Caps and coordinating sashes especially for girls - check out my You Tube video! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pEt_cNZyln4
Chemo Head Scarves, Chemo Bandanas, Chemo Tube Bandanas, Chemo Head Coverings! Check out the new items at Nini's Niche; www.ninisniche.etsy.com
Cancer Caps, Cancer Hats, Chemo Caps, Chemo Hats, Alopecia Caps, Alopecia Hats, Cancer Scarves, Chemo Scarves, Alopecia Scarves!
Nini's Niche Presents the Headwrap of Marin Collection. Headwraps, Head Scarves, Sleep Caps, Cloches, "Girly" Baseball Caps and Accessories designed for Women with hair loss due to Androgenetic Alopecia, Female Hereditary Thinning, Alopecia Areata, or Chemotherapy Treatments. Our feminine, flattering chemo caps, cancer caps, alopecia caps and head coverings enhance your appearance, because you deserve better than just a 'cover up'!
Introducing two new items! Love Nomad scarves, but find they are just a little too oversized for your taste? Take a look at the Nini's Niche version; extra Long, light weight scarves in Lyocell and Modal fabrics, in a more manageable 28" X 90". Also, check out the new Nini's Niche Tube Bandana - comfort, versatility, and a cute, quick cover-up - what could be better! Check out the new items at www.ninisniche.etsy.com.
Introducing a few new items! Chemo Head Scarves, Alopecia Head Scarves, Chemo Bandanas, Alopecia Bandanas, Chemo Tube Bandanas, Alopecia Tube Bandanas, Chemo Head Coverings, Alopecia Head Coverings, Chemo Hats, Alopecia Hats! Check out the new items at Nini's Niche; www.ninisniche.etsy.com
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Introducing Retro Glam Headscarves! Visit ninisniche.etsy.com.
Linda Rieschel ~ Nini’s Niche
Bio
They say that necessity is the mother of invention, and I can attest to that! Starting just prior to my 16th birthday, I noticed I was losing my hair. I immediately began a quest to find good looking ways to camouflage my hair loss.
It took me several years, and lots of tears, before I found exactly what I needed in order to learn to cope with what was happening to me. First, I met a woman whom I call B, with the same type of hair loss (Androgenetic Alopecia), and she became my BFF! Through her, I met a fabulous stylist named Charle Dewitt. Once I bought a beautiful hair piece and had it styled, I knew I was on my way to conquering this traumatic hair loss experience.
Charle and I had a wonderful rapport, and became close friends, which resulted in a warm and supportive relationship that is still going strong to this day. Shortly after I met Charle, I began consulting with other women with hair loss, assisting them in finding just the right hair piece, and encouraging them in their own quest to find ways to cope. I started writing about hair loss in a quarterly newsletter, and was a founding member of the first women’s support group for Androgenetic Alopecia. I was invited to participate in a women’s panel on hair loss and appeared on The Today Show (interviewed by Katie Couric). In addition, Charle and I both appeared on the Dr. Dean Edell television show in San Francisco, talking about the emotional issues of women’s hair loss. All very cathartic!
As beautiful as my hair piece was, there were times when I couldn’t or didn’t want to wear it. This necessity lead me to design a collection of Headwraps, Sleep Caps, Baseball Caps and accessories for women as an alternative to wearing hair pieces. I called my collection Headwrap of Marin. Several years ago, life happened, (as it always does!) and I needed to make a career change. Sadly, I was no longer able to offer my Headwraps.
Now to the good news! The Headwrap of Marin lady is back! I have found a wonderful seamstress in Christine Vanni, and I have improved my original design of finely detailed, beautifully crafted Headwraps and accessories. This Headwrap of Marin collection, made in Northern California, is offered on my Etsy website: www.ninisniche.etsy.com. In addition to Headwraps and accessories, I also offer handmade jewelry to coordinate with the Headwrap collection, Lavender body products, and will soon have my book, “Coping with Chronic Bad Hair Day”, available on the site as well.
I love having my Headwrap business back, and look forward to any comments or suggestions you may have regarding my website!
Linda Rieschel
Nini’s Niche
Email: ninisnichenovato@gmail.com
www.ninisniche.etsy.com
The Headwrap of Marin lady is back!
Formerly sold as Headwrap of Marin, my collection includes Headwraps, Headscarves, Sleep Caps or Cloches, Baseball Caps, Sashes, Neck Scarves and Gathered Headbands, all in a soft cotton/polyester interlock knit. These beautiful pieces come in White, Black, Ivory, Beige, Navy, Gray, Pink and Turquoise. I also offer coordinating Chiffon Print Scarves and Flower pins. All the pieces have been designed to feel as soft and comfortable to wear as they are beautiful to look at. There are no unfinished seams or edges inside, which might irritate a sensitive scalp. Whether you remember my collection from years ago or you are just discovering it, now is a great time to add some beautiful pieces to your head covering wardrobe! For a limited time, the prices for my collection are approximately the same as they were 15 years ago!
Testimonials:
Dear Linda,
I'm very happy with your products. The material is so very soft and a welcome change from the wigs. I have alopecia and lost all my hair last year (at the age of 60 of all things), but only just went online to look for hats and scarves to wear as alternatives to wigs.
I agree that we deserve to look beautiful and be comfortable, too. I love the idea of pretty head coverings. I think they are very stylish! How wonderful that your hair loss inspired you to create these beautiful head wraps.
M
Hollywood, FL