Looking back, it's been more than 10 years since I first wore a wig. In order to cover the front forehead line with m-shaped hair loss, I searched for a few wig companies for the first time and visited them in person for consultation... Then I got my wig fitted for the first time in one place.
It was very awkward. Looking back, it wasn't the wig that was the problem, but I felt so awkward wearing it that I stopped wearing it for a while. The existing hair was alive in the clip type. It's been a few months since I got used to my hair that was so awkward that I became awkward when I didn't wear it. I wore it clip-type for two years, and I went to the airport checkpoint, which I was worried about while clip-type.
Over time my side hair is starting to get damaged due to clipping traction hair loss, let's go with the attachment I wear every day anyway! I changed it to a fixed type and a tape type by pushing the front and top of the head. It's still alive in my eyes? I had a feeling of rejection about shaving my hair away. But after getting used to it, there are few days when I don't wear it, so I decided that it wouldn't be meaningful anymore. It was definitely more comfortable than clip-type. You've been wearing it for almost 10 years.
In my case, I hated being talked about unnecessarily by those who didn't care why I decided to wear the wig. I don't care about family or close friends. During my social life, I felt really bad when someone referred to me in terms of my appearance.
Since I wore it... First of all, it's free to look at the outside. Problems such as the cost of purchasing wigs, maintenance costs, and grooming/management are inevitable, but if I feel comfortable with about 800,000 won a year, I can spend enough. I advise you to do it as soon as possible if anyone is concerned. That way, there are fewer big changes, so there is less sense of heterogeneity, but only people who are really close to them don't know.
I also thought about hair transplantation due to long wear and occasional discomfort/anxiety. I recommend young people in their 20s and 30s to solve the cause if possible by hair transplantation rather than wearing a wig, but I'm an old man, so I'm still okay with it, so I postponed it to later.
Da Damo joined a long time ago, but he said he couldn't find any existing information, so he joined a new one. It's also for climbing, but I also wanted to share my experience with people who have similar concerns.
Sooner or later, we will share our personal experiences with wig products, styles, and grooming.
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