My Little Sentimental Story About Coming to Live with Wigs
August 28th, 2009When I was a pretty little girl, I had not planned I would eventually depend on quality synthetic wigs for femininity. It’s not unusual, I used to watch my mother making up her glamorous Marge Simpson hair, which resembled a pile of wigs, in the car’s rearview. Her locks were quite magically became her most uplifting feature, and she tossed it about any chance she got. She could influence anyone with it, woman or man. A matriarch has little need for wigs. Being young, this made me think about how I would be just as stunning with my head of hair.
However, life turns out tricks unlike how you imagine. Wigs are actually a piece of my life, and I enjoy the look they give me! Here’s the story. Recently I would find clumps of hair in the sink. It was medical hair loss when I was diagnosed with a rare cancer. My specialist thoughtfully advised I try on wigs. Instead, my best idea to get a grip was to cry and call my mom, Cindy.
I figured this might not go well, because she took so much pride in how her hair made her who she was especially when it comes to hair treatment. I realize how she cares for her hair, but she was the only friend I could think of. I called her up looking at wigs for lace front wigs on a Sunday. It must have slipped my mind to tell her the less-than-good circumstances, though. I made her think that we were merely out to have a exquisite old times’ sake.
After we ordered I got around to bringing it up about my need for wigs. This was too much for me, but low and behold my mother told me she had human hair wigs! After lunch she took me to look at the perfect lace front wig that brought out my eyes. I didn’t know how many people are in my very position. There are a great deal of websites got me started on the path to beauty.
Being strong willed and having my mother around have become an indelible force each time I look in the mirror. Being who you are is the key and there’s no denying it whenever you let hair loss get you down, don’t.
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