The Look Good Feel Better programme aims to provide positive and practical support women to help them cope with the side effects of cancer treatment.

Receiving a diagnosis of cancer can be devastating and the added stress of changes in physical appearance as a result of treatment can be demoralising and difficult to cope with, for example hair loss caused by some chemotherapy drugs.

Look Good Feel Better is dedicated to improving the self-esteem, confidence and wellbeing of women undergoing treatment for any sort of cancer.

The Look Good Feel Better Workshops together small groups of women in a relaxed and uplifting environment.  The two hour classes are free of charge and are led by volunteer beauty professionals who teach vital skincare and make up techniques to help improve confidence and appearance.  The groups are very informative but most of all, they are fun, interactive and supportive.

Our Look Good Feel Better Workshops are held once a month at Bishop Auckland or Darlington.

All of the sessions will take place from 11am to 1pm, unless otherwise stated. To find out the date of the next workshop, please contact your local Macmillan Information and Support Centre. You can also book directly. 

Tutorials you can follow at home

Look Good Feel Better has filmed experts in many fields so you can watch fun and informative tutorials whenever you want. Each one has been produced to cover challenges you may be facing through and after cancer treatment – from carefully looking after your skin to the best way to choose and wear foundation or concealer; how to protect your hands and nails; hair care, hair loss and wig advice; alternative head coverings…  and grooming, shaving and other very practical advice for men

You can access all tutorials on the Look Good Feel Better website

Recreating Missing Eyebrows
Wig Selection & Styling
Looking After Your Hair During Chemo