
You've lived with androgenetic alopecia for 15 years and tried almost every fix out there (products, supplements, fibers, "your aunt's best friend's sister's" miracle fix) before choosing wigs. How did finally making that choice change your day-to-day life?
After 15 years of trying pretty much everything to fix my hair loss, choosing wigs was honestly such a turning point for me. I realized I was spending so much time worrying about my hair and trying to hide it, and I just didn’t want to live that way anymore.
Wigs gave me that freedom back. I could put on a wig I loved, and just go about my day without constantly thinking about my hair. It really shifted my mindset from trying to fix my hair loss to just embracing myself and feeling confident again.



If you wear wigs, how long have you been wearing them for? What was it like to make the decision to start?
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