You know, women’s hair loss and wigs weren’t even on my radar. Dancing was my focus. This applied till last week when my hair began to thin during chemotherapy. It was obvious that I cannot sign off on the chance of appearing on TV as the thin-haired Bruce Willis from New Hampshire.

Personally, this meant that I was all alone, bereaved of a real head of hair. I believed that it would be hard to get back great fashion and the hair to match. Man, was I foolish. Previous to receiving my favorite real wig, I went through a great deal of ridiculous synthetic wigs that didn’t match my scalp. My soulmate Harry found me a few medical wig stores offering invisible lace front wigs I would love.

Anyhow, I walked to the store and surveyed the options. I happened upon an array of beautiful, practical real hair wigs. Their tailored African American wigs suited me best.

Given the perfect wig, a woman in my place may very well grow bravery while overcoming her balding. Not since I was a girl did I want to parade my current hair styles. It meant a lot to me to actually go about as I used to on the job.

It’s possible I’m getting out of hand as I ramble, but hair and fashion are essential to my profession. Could there be something else to reality than a beautiful head of hair? Heck, it wouldn’t be right if it were true. Its’ true,medical wigs offer an important option for stylish ladies who can relate.

You couldn’t imagine what wigs have been like. Not many comment on about me and women’s hair loss. Nevertheless that’s where I’m at, I’m just prepared to look fabulous for my husband again. Lace front wigs enriched life for me.

Detractors might call this sentiment is silly. They’re ignorant! What makes being alive so worthwhile? For me, I adore my career and my attention-getting sense of fashion.

Care for Your Hair!

Carrie Holton