Can Muslim women donate their hair to non-Muslim cancer patients?

Huzoor^aa was asked if ladies could have their hair cut to donate them to non-Muslim cancer patients? 

In a letter dated 25 December 2019, Huzoor^aa gave the following reply: 

“There is nothing wrong with ladies having their hair cut if there is a need to do so. Hence, upon completing Hajj and Umrah, women open their ihram only after having their hair cut. 

“It is narrated in ahadith that the female Companions^ra used to have their hair cut whenever the need arose to do so. However, women are not allowed to shave their heads. Similarly, the Holy Prophet^sa forbade men from imitating women and women from imitating men. Thus, women should not have male hairstyles. However, there is no harm in having one’s hair cut to a reasonable extent for the sake of adornment in a way that does not resemble men. 

“Donating one’s hair to a patient is a virtuous act. There is nothing wrong with that. If one can donate their blood and other organs to another person for treatment purposes, why could they not donate hair?”