My acquaintances don’t realize it, because my wig is an subtle icon of my identity they don’t think anything of it, but my close family and friends know that I don wigs to enhance my appearance. You’re reading The Fashion Quarterly by Delores Kerfluffil. Would you guess that my pool boy did not realize I wore wigs after returning from Europe. Credit goes to my real human hair wigs! They look no less than on-the-money bouncy. I will not hesitate to say that I couldn’t see things as I do today, as a confident hipster with kids, without my wigs.

Let me tell you how this came to be. Five years ago entangled in my divorce, my doc told me I had health issues which as a symptom depressed me with synthetic wigs. The hair loss knocked me off guard. However, of course the unfortunate circumstances of my appearance were the least of my many concerns. After all, I have children to feed in addition to award-winning laundry company at my beck and call. Eventually my friend Princess informed to me that with health and career considerations in play, wigs made a lot of practical sense.

So yours truly ran with the promise of feeling better and worked in an appointment with an MD friend of mine on the matter of dealing with my medical hair loss. I initially looked into about outpatient procedures, to entirely level with you. As my doctor proposed that quality, wigs for alopecia were the most practical choice, I stayed cynical about wigs! These days I’m a true believer in wigs, and take every chance to help women with hair loss. The key you should think about, is also the most encouraging; if you work it it like you own it, you’ll feel confident.

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