Fawcett was one of the most known actress that was on TV shows, with her role in, “Charlie’s Angels.” She was known with her beautiful smile, and her incredible blonde hair.
But she lived a short life, as she had lost her life due to her cancer, when she was only 62 years old. She is still remembered with her beautiful blonde hair.
She also one of the people, who was one of the reasons that feather bangs had gained fame.
Friends of Fawcett was aware too about her interest, and love towards her blonde hair. And with her beautiful hair and face, she had become the name for Wella Balsam shampoo and Ultra-Brite toothpaste.
Even, her look became a brand for the hair saloons, as “The Farrah”, was the women had wanted to look for years. And later in the years, she had started her own shampoo brand in 1978.
Jose Eber, had gained fame when he had worked with Fawcett’s hair, and stated that her haircut, and style will be remembered until eternity.
She had lost her life in 2009, as she was with her partner, Ryan O’Neal, friend Alana Stewart, friend and hairdresser Mela Murphy, and her doctor Lawrence Piro when she gave her final breath.
When she was 58, she was diagnosed with cancer, as it was one of the worst thing that she could hear, and the most feared thing for her.
Her close circle, had witnessed how she was trying to save her hair, when she had started her traitment. But as she continued to get rid of her cancer, she had lost her hair.
Later on her battle with cancer, she had recorded the moments she had shaved her hair. Her doctor stated that it was an important thing for her, because she didn’t wanted to only exist with her hair, or cancer diagnosis.
Her doctor, Piro had explained her journey with cancer as, “She wanted to show everyone that cancer looks the same on one of the most glamorous, beautiful women in the world as it looks on every other woman and every other man.”
Stewart had recorded the moments where she had bald hair, and shared. She was uncertain about recording her bald self in the beginning, but later held her courage and enrolled with them.
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