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[General] I agree with you...

24years ago
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If I go back to 7 years ago... I would never have glued it...
 
 
I have no choice but to glue it now...
 
 
My head is too weak to pin it down... You're doing a fixed diet...
 
 
Other people... As my boss said, you just walk around...
 
 
If it gets worse... Do it detachably...
 
 
Don't do it as long as you're glued to it...
 
 
It's getting bigger and bigger... I'm sure you have to know this...
 
 
 
 
 
indecisive wrote:
 
> I searched excitedly last time, but I couldn't enter it, so I'm uploading it again.
 
>
 
> I think people who are the same hair loss person but are new to other treatments(?) come here to get a lot of information. I actually started taking Pca with the information I got after entering this site. And, Hair Transplant also had a lot of conflicts before that... Through this place, I thought, "Let's take the Pka first and then do it."
 
>
 
> To start with the conclusion, the wig-- It's the complete opposite.
 
> Among them, adhesive... If it's your first time, never put up with it.
 
>
 
> Wigs are like President Chun Doo-hwan or CEO Kim Joong-kwon (though I have Hair Transplant hair). I don't think so. I'll do it right away if I can do that with a Hair Transplant.) Completely octopus (Sorry for this expression).If it's ^^), that is, it's used when there's no countermeasure in any way, and it's absolutely taboo for those who are just beginning to lose their hair, or are looking for other ways, such as Hair Transplant or ppe, or who want to have my natural hair even later.
 
>
 
> As a wig in my 5th year, I regret that I've thought too complacent about it.
 
>
 
> A year and a half after I decided on my first wig, I got my first wig done by a company (E**...). Of course, it's adhesive. Because I thought it would be more natural, and many of the wig companies I consulted recommended it. But the reason I chose that company is because the price was about 200,000 won cheaper than other competitors (Mil*, Ah*), and I think the artificial skin part is more natural.
 
> In other words, the selection criteria for my wig were 1. price, 2. naturalness.
 
>
 
> At that time, I was circular (the top of the head), and the part where I part my hair was slightly wider around the part, and the front hair was maintained relatively much. If there was a P.C.A. back then... I think the result was probably quite good. Of course, right now... Jap
 
> Even now, I use my head for the front part and cover the M part to the top of the head.
 
>
 
> After the wig is completed, my feeling is.. Of course, it's worse than I thought, but.. It was so natural (and now I think it's probably purely my hair in front of me) and people who were new to me were almost oblivious to it, so I went around with joy. But..
 
>
 
> I couldn't wash my hair, so it was itchy. A month later, I went to get my hair cut (orthodontics) and took the wig off... My hair was empty. Yeah, no. What's going on here? I did it, and they said it's okay because my hair looks like it's cakey. However, when I washed my hair, I found that there was about 5mm of dandruff or sebum in my hair. Anyway, I washed my hair cool, and after scratching... It didn't look like that because my hair was chapped.
 
>
 
> That's who he is. With this amount of hair falling out, they're all going to fall out one day.
 
> And then... I've been gluing for more than a year, and after that time, I'm now in need of a real wig.
 
> I suddenly thought of this. Lee Deok-hwa and Seol-woon are all good. I'm sure they've done this and that.. They all wear clip-style (see by chance outside, or wear hats when others visit when they are at home). So it's a clip, right?) Why is it?
 
> So I changed it to a clip with the idea of doing it for a few months. And then.. This was much better. I can wash my hair every day, so it's clean and less stuffy... And then.. It doesn't lose any more hair in that state.
 
>
 
> Looking back now, I'm so sorry about the year of the fixed ceremony.
 
> At that time, if there was a Peekaboo... (I don't know if it still works, but people say it's good for the top of the head..I would have been able to stay like that without wearing a wig...
 
>
 
> But now I wonder if I can take off the wig even if my hair uses a Hair Transplant car. I'll try it, though.
 
> My wish right now is that even if there are a few people to throw away, I want to dress up in my own way, not bald, with my own hair. Viking, rollercoaster, bungee jumping, water skiing, which I love so much.. I want to do something like this again.
 
>
 
> That's a clumsy long article..
 
>
 
>
 
> That ㅓ, even if it's just one month old
 
> I put my finger in a little bit and scratched it, and it's not clear
 
> I had a tooth pulled out, and the hair mesh in the part of the hair was hollow.
 
>