The Secret to Overcoming Hair Loss - Flipbook - Page 25
THE SECRET TO OVERCOMING HAIR LOSS
LUSTA HAIR
Wearing hair undercover
Another topic that comes up is that you
want to wear hair, but you are worried
about people noticing and going ‘Wow,
you look so different! What is going on
with your hair?’ and then having to
explain your whole life story to them.
First of all, people rarely even notice. I’ve
been wearing hair for over 25 years and
the only people who have noticed are
people I have told (oh and the kids I was
playing with on the playground when I
was 10 and my wig fell off!? eeeeek! I’m
super thankful that Lusta wigs are much
more secure than that). Kim’s been
wearing hair for 8 years and it’s the
same story.
The only people who have noticed are
people she has told. The thing is, as we
discussed earlier, people aren’t looking
at you nearly as much as you think.
Others really are oblivious to what is
going on with anyone but themselves.
Maybe the people closest to you, like
your boyfriend, girlfriend, mum or sister,
might notice, but outside that, people
will probably just assume you have
gotten your hair dyed. If you’re still
worried about wearing hair and looking
different, watch this video about
wearing hair undercover.
WWW.LUSTAHAIR.COM
But what if the worst happens?
Someone does actually notice? Don’t
panic! Here’s my tips for what to do
when someone comments on your hair
and how you can respond.
Wearing hair is a personal choice. Don’t
let anyone persuade you either way. If
wearing hair isn’t for you and you feel
much more confident without it then
that’s fantastic! If you want to wear a
topper or wig everyday that’s excellent
too! Do whatever makes you feel happy.
I will say this though, if you are holding
back on wearing hair because you are
searching for another ‘solution’, there
comes a time when the search for a
‘solution’ can become more hurtful than
hopeful. Sure, for some people
medications or topical remedies may
work, but don’t spend the rest of your life
disappointed because they aren’t
working for you. Sometimes it’s easier to
accept your hair loss for what it is and
start the healing process. For Kim,
wearing hair was the first step into
accepting her hair loss and beginning
to heal.
@LUSTA.HAIR
