Boy, 10, cuts hair for charity
Max Penney having his hair cut, for the Little Princess Trust charity, at the Broad St. Hair Salon in Yatton. Pictured with stylist Amy Niblett. Picture: MARK ATHERTON - Credit: Archant
A 10-year-old boy, who grew his hair for a whole year, has had it cut to help children who suffer from hair loss.
Max Penney having his hair cut, for the Little Princess Trust charity, at the Broad St. Hair Salon in Yatton. Picture: MARK ATHERTON - Credit: Archant
Max Penney, from Yatton, will cut his hair on August 10 which will be donated to the Little Princess Trust.
His mother, Jayne Penney, says Max insisted on taking part in the charitable act despite the fact he likes having long and thick hair.
Jayne added: "One of his friends got her hair cut for the trust and he became very inspired.
"He started to learn more about the charity and why some children lose their hair.
Max Penney having his hair cut, for the Little Princess Trust charity, at the Broad St. Hair Salon in Yatton. Pictured with stylist Amy Niblett. Picture: MARK ATHERTON - Credit: Archant
"Max wanted to help them out in any way he could so they could build their self-esteem.
"He loves his long hair and he has grown it for over a year, it's the right length to cut it now.
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"We hope it can make more than one wig."
The Little Princess Trust creates wigs for children and young people who suffer from hair loss.
