We know that hair loss can be a painful experience. Feeling embarrassed about your thinning hair and wanting to hide it from the world can make you feel desperately low. A lack of self-confidence and low self-esteem can often lead to isolation and we know that many women just don’t feel like themselves while they navigate this difficult journey.
Before getting into the nitty gritty details of buying your first wig, they'll talk you through:
Accepting your hair loss
Seeking support
Doing your research
We know that choosing a wig is a big decision but we hope you’ll feel less alone in your hair loss experience, and feel supported as you take your first steps toward the new you.
Accepting your hair loss
Though it's easier said than done, accepting your hair loss will open doors you never thought possible. Many women pour their hopes into chasing hair loss solutions that sadly won't work for everyone. While it's important to explore all your options, the truth is, sometimes nothing works. Accepting your hair loss instead of denying it, is the first step in the journey.
You might not be in a place where accepting your hair loss feels possible. And that's ok. Even the most experienced hair loss warrior has bad days where they dread washing their hair, catching a glimpse of themselves in a mirror, or seeing their greatest insecurity captured by a camera's lens. Hair loss hurts. But there is a light at the end of the tunnel. Your progress may not be linear and you may stumble and fall when hurdles come your way, but you can get through it.
Seeking support
Hair loss is often shrouded in feelings of shame and embarrassment and it's no wonder people don't like to talk about their greatest insecurities with others. It can be so hard to share our vulnerabilities with others, even with those who love us the most. We all want to appear perfect. Nobody wants to expose their flaws.
Hair loss can be hard to talk about.
However, devoting time and energy into concealing your insecurities, keeping your hair loss a secret, and not sharing your pain with those around you is often a heavier load to bear than gaining the courage to seek support.
Doing your research
The most important factor of a good wig is how it makes you feel. If you’re not walking around in a wig that makes you feel on top of the world, then something’s wrong. When choosing the right wig for you, there are a few considerations.
Comfort - Your wig needs to be comfortable every time you wear it. No tightness at the temples causing tension headaches or itchy seams.
Security - Wigs need to feel safe and secure on the head and nobody wants to be caught in an embarrassing situation on a windy day or during a close embrace.
A Natural Look - Fake-looking wigs are a thing of the past. And in their place? Exquisite pieces made by experts, that use the best materials and have the most natural appearance.
Versatility - A wig needs to work with your style. If you want to wear high ponytails, messy buns, or loose beachy waves, your wig needs to keep up and meet your demands every time.