Lusta Children's Project for Kids with Hair Loss

The Lusta Children's Project is an initiative started and self-funded by Kimberly Di Benedetto, founder & CEO of Lusta Hair. However, in an effort to help even more children, we're asking for your support.

Kimberly Di Benedetto

Through the Lusta Children's project recipients can receive fully-funded wigs valued at up to $5,000AUD. These wigs are the highest quality human hair and are designed to last for years of daily wear. They're also super easy for children to wear, with no tape or glue required, and will stay secure all day long (even when playing sport, going swimming or on a roller coaster!)

Our Lusta Kids

Lusta Hair was founded by Kimberly Di Benedetto, a woman on a mission to break the stigma of female hair loss. Kimberly was diagnosed with Androgenic Alopecia at 19 years old. After spending years trying different remedies to grow her hair back, Kimberly found hair toppers. Toppers completely changed Kimberly's outlook on life, finally, she had a solution to her hair loss.

Now, it's Kimberly's mission to spread the word about hair toppers and alternative hair. Kimberly has designed her wigs with the help of Holly, wig specialist and wig-wearer since age 6. Holly has had alopecia for most of her life and has worn her fair share of uncomfortable, itchy wigs. Our wigs have been created to solve all those problems- they're comfortable, secure and able to keep up with your child's busy-soccer-practice-hanging-upside-down-on-the-monkey-bars life.

Holly & Kimberly

Check out our website: https://lustahair.com/

Watch the video: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/uJYO42BJUfg

See our wigs in action: https://www.instagram.com/lusta.hair/

More information about the Lusta Children's Project: https://lustahair.com/pages/lusta-childrens-project

Through the Lusta Children's Project we hope to create a positive impact in the lives of women and children with hair loss all over the world. We want to be part of the movement which breaks the stigma surrounding female hair loss and empower more women and children to take their confidence back.