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For example, if you need a hair cut then you will need to return to the hair replacement surgery to have the membrane removed and the hair trimmed. It is not just a case of walking in to your local salon for a trim. You should also be aware that the membrane does wear out over time and you will need to replace it regularly. Added to the initial cost of the membrane, the regular maintenance trips will all add up to quite a substantial amount of money. It is important to remember that non-surgical replacement is not just a one-off cost.As you will donate it for cancer wigs, you will probably need to have long hair. Most organizations that make monofilament wigs for cancer patients require a certain length: usually from 10 to 14 inches. It takes a few inches of hair to make the actual wig, and most patients, especially girls and young women, wish to wear long wigs. In order for your hair to be suitable for cancer wigs, it has to be virgin hair meaning it has not been bleached or permed. However, if it was colored without bleaching, it may still be acceptable. If the hair has been darkened back to its natural hair color, this does not usually hurt the wig making process. Remember that monofilament wigs for cancer patients need to look natural, and hair has to look healthy. Cancer wigs are worn more for functionality than being fashionable.If you know you want to donate your hair but do not know how, contact your local chapter of the Cancer Society - they will tell you exactly what to do. Local hair stylists might also collaborate with organizations that manufacture monofilament wigs, so it would be a good idea to ask them too.