Hair Loss Treatment Website Releases Second Public Service Video

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FT. LAUDERDALE, FL -- HairLoss.com, the Internet's most comprehensive resource for unbiased consumer information and education concerning hair loss treatments and conditions, has released the second of a series of animated, one-minute-long public service announcements titled Hair is Important.

According to Michael Garcia, spokesman for HairLoss.com, this second video release "aims to illustrate to the public that men and women who are trying to restore their hair through such treatments as hair transplant surgery or nonsurgical hair replacement are really trying to restore much more than just their hair."

The video states that hair is so important that is gives people the confidence to project who they are, allowing them to accomplish great things, while a montage of noted historical figures with notable hair, from politicians to entertainers, is shown.

The influential website unveiled its newest video on March 15. Produced by Bright Bulb Solutions, ...
... a Los Angeles-based Internet marketing firm, the animated presentation features original illustration, music and the following voiceover narration:

"Hair is important. What we do with our hair allows us to project who we are what we believe in, how we see ourselves and how we view the world. Our hair can give us the confidence to lead, to make an impression, to express a viewpoint, to entertain, to make our mark, to change the world. That is why restoring our hair is about more than looking good. It is about feeling good. It is about looking like ourselves and feeling like ourselves again. Restoring our hair is restoring our quality of life. Why? Because Hair is Important."

According to Garcia, HairLoss.com has contracted with Bright Bulb Solutions to produce an entire series of public service announcement videos to "portray an intelligent and compassionate message of understanding" for those not only suffering from the physical and emotional effects of hair loss, but for those who choose to seek treatment for their condition.

"Restoring hair is about restoring self-confidence and self-esteem," said Garcia. "There's an emptiness that follows losing one's hair. Oftentimes, the hair loss sufferer doesn't even realize just how much they have lost, besides hair, until they find a solution to their hair loss and get it all back."

The first two videos of the Hair is Important video series are available for free viewing and download at HairLoss.com, as well as available for free syndication at YouTube and other major online video sharing services. Hair loss providers who wish to assist in HairLoss.com's efforts are being granted free license to embed the videos on their own informational or retail websites.