Attention Alopecia Patients: Check out this Inspirational Look into Lace Front Wigs
My clients are still in the dark, thanks to my gregarious fashion sense, but its a hush-hush piece of gossip that I wear wigs to enhance my femininity. My name is Christina Worthington, here we go again at the Weekly Wig Diaries. I was shocked that Joseph my beautician figured I’d had a hair transplant after returning from Europe. I owe that one to lace wigs. My wigs look so professionally bouncy. They allow me to achieve what my life-coach calls your “feminity edge.”
You see, A decade ago during my high school graduation, I was diagnosed with health issues that as a symptom cursed me with women’s hair loss. The alopecia struck me flat footed. But, with more important things on the brain, the clumps of beautiful brown hair in the sink was not anywhere on my hierarchy of problems. After all, I had young babies running everywhere in addition to thriving laundry company at my beck and call. Eventually my BFF Princess enlightened me that a woman like me has to take care in herself to succeed.
So this humble blogger hopped onto the promise of feeling better and worked in a chat with an MD friend of mine on the matter of handling my bald head. I went in thinking about an outpatient procedure, honestly. As he suggested that discreet human hair wigs were the most practical choice, even then I was still wary. But oh boy, I’m a true adherent to the power of wigs, like to share my store to women with hair loss. The most important thing they might sleep on, is that whatever you do, don’t lose your personality because of something silly like thinning hair.
