Wig ED Is a beauty book on wig selection for women experiencing hair loss. This book has been created for women to be able to read and then shop for a wig in the same day. Wig ED combines a lighthearted tone with straight forward advice. This beautiful, photo-illustrated book with rich graphic design serves as a celebration of beauty rather than a reminder of illness - a book any woman will be happy to receive. Currently there are no books on the wig selection, yet there are tens of millions of women experiencing hair loss from chemotherapy, radiation, hereditary or autoimmune factors. Most of the information for women on wigs is online, provided by the retail sites that sell wigs. Wig ED is an unbiased look at what matters most in a wig so women can select one to fit her lifestyle and budget. Wigs can offer women privacy while going through treatment. A well-chosen wig can also assist women in resuming their daily activities with confidence.Wig ED was written by Jeanna Doyle, founder of Suite HOPE (Helping Oncology Patients Esthetically). Suite HOPE is a non-profit which gives women the education and tools needed to address appearance related side-effects from treatment. Jeanna is a licensed cosmetologist and Medical Aesthetic Provider with training in oncology esthetics and corrective makeup. Jeanna has led a rewarding dual career in both medical and media settings. In the medical community, Jeanna has worked closely with oncologists, dermatologists, psychologists and plastic and reconstructive surgeons. For the media, she has worked with A-list actors, athletes, models, musicians and a former president and first lady of the United States. Jeanna developed the internationally-recognized corrective makeup curriculum, The HOPE Method, a training designed to teach medical estheticians to use makeup to balance facial features affected by treatment, illness, injury or congenital factors. Jeanna contributes cancer-related beauty articles to medical and beauty industry giants.