I first started wearing wigs in 2011. I was in my mid-20s at that time, but I was in my early 30s. \n \n \n I came in to get information, posted questions, and saw some reviews, so I felt comfortable and comforted, so I wrote.
I'm using it on my phone, so I don't know what to do, and I hope you understand if there is a typo.
1. Stress \nIt's quite difficult to wear a wig at first, like everyone else. If you're thinking about being miserable or depressed or wigs, the stress from hair loss will already be at its peak. I can understand that feeling more than anyone else. I haven't had a lot of charcoal since I was a student. I like exercising, but like most hair loss people, I used to sweat a lot, so I used to be embarrassed by the visible flesh. It got worse in my 20s, and I eventually chose to shave it with a razor and go bare-headed. I'm studying. I have a change of heart make an excuse for. No one points out that it's hair loss, but the line between the side and top hair was bound to be revealed, so I rarely wore a bare hair and usually wore a beanie. At that time, beanies were popular, so there were sometimes people who wore them even in the summer. That's how I lived. I tried the medicine, but the effect was questionable, and maybe the medicine was strong or maybe I was lazy, so I didn't take it well. From this point on, interpersonal relationships have become difficult. Fortunately, I had a girlfriend, but I had to wear a hat all the time, and I was reluctant to show her hair in a relationship, such as wrapping it in a towel. I wore a hat every day for a couple of years just before I wore a wig. When people ask me why you wear a hat all the time, I roughly glossed over it, and when I talk about hair loss, I think I avoided meeting him. Anyway, I've overcome a lot now, but the stress from hair loss is still bothering me.
2. The reason for the tangent \n wig was my sister's recommendation. I watched a TV program and suggested getting a wig, but I was very angry at first. What do you mean a wig... I was ashamed, miserable, and even hated my sister. Then came the moment of choice. I have a situation where I have to have an interview. I had to wear a suit, and I couldn't have an interview with my hat on. Hair loss became worse due to stress, and there were few tops and only the side of the back left, so I had to choose to shave or wear a wig again. I asked my sister again. My older sister, who said she didn't remember at first, searched the Internet and told me if she felt sorry for her younger brother. I stayed up all night for a few days and looked up on the Internet and looked for reviews, and I took the courage to make a consultation reservation and went to the company. When I opened the door and walked in, hair loss people like me, as if they were used to it, were overly kind and treated casually. The counselor said he was also a wig, but from my point of view, it wasn't noticeable at all. It wasn't strange and it was very natural. After a long consultation, I decided to wear it fixedly. The scene of putting vinyl on your head and constantly adding tape to fit your head is still vivid. The tension was somewhat relaxed, but my reluctance to still wear a wig was weighing on me. It takes about a month for the wig to be completed, and when it is completed, I decided to make a reservation and visit. I still remember one thing the teacher said at this time, "There must be people wearing wigs around, there must be more people wearing wigs than I thought."But I've only seen one person so far. Unlike me, he chose to go with bare hair, but he wore a wig when he got married, so I had no choice but to know. Of course he doesn't know I'm a wig.
3. Started \n A month later, I finally put on my wig. It was a fixed type, so I felt uncomfortable pushing the top of my head, but I had no choice. My fate is right for the designer. When I come out wearing a wig, my appearance is clear. It was awkward to have a rich hair, and it was awkward to have something in my head, and it felt awkward to pull the adhesive part a little bit. I kept looking in the mirror because it was awkward. As I was coming down on the subway accelerator, I looked like a really different person in the side mirror. My sister looked at me and comforted me that it looked good on me and that I didn't feel awkward. When my family first saw me wearing a wig, I could see my pupils getting bigger.
4. Six years \n and six years have passed. Wigs have become part of my body. Unlike in my 20s, I feel a little relaxed now that I'm in my 30s, and I'm thinking about what's wrong with gaming out. I didn't have to let them know. Most of the girlfriends I met don't know. I know in the case of what I said, but I don't know otherwise. Oh! There are some women who know that I don't like to touch my hair, so I caught my hair and made fun of it.
Whether I said it or I knew it by touching it, there was no problem with dating. There have only been two people so far who noticed the wig and told me. One night, not long after I wore the wig, a girl I met asked me. Is it a wig... I was embarrassed, but when I asked him how he knew, he said he had worked part-time at a wig factory and a related company before. (For your information, I slept with him after that day.) And recently, I was wearing a hat in the middle of summer, and I was taking it off because it was too hot, but there was a case where an old lady who was working with me noticed. 'Yes, it looks like a wig~' I was embarrassed and evaded the situation by avoiding the place while there were many people, but it was a time when I was treated and the wig was bleached, so the main hair and layers were clearly separated. It's my fault. Other than that, I don't have any
I still like sports, so I play soccer, basketball, and enjoy various sports. At first, I wore a familiar beanie hat, and I just did it on days that I had just been cared for. Later, I rarely wear a hat when I exercise. I bought a season ticket for snowboarding (I wore a goose helmet), swam in the pool, and even surfed. Of course, I'm wearing a tieable hat. I also dived in the sea. Of course, I wore a swimming cap or a celestial cap. I go to the water park and enjoy sauna. Of course, it's a bit more nerve-wracking, but it's a bit of a ghostly. (The ocean doesn't seem to be good for wigs.) \n \n5. Change \n It's definitely different before and after the wig. I'm living a different life. Now, sometimes when I go to get treatment, I feel awkward and unfamiliar with myself as a hair loss person. In addition to everyday life, hobbies... I've lived for more than six years so far, repairing two wigs several times. Not long ago, when I got treatment, the hair loss area got wider, so I need to get a new one. It was a waste to throw away the affectionate wig, but I'll have to accept this as well.
I've seen comments from various people, including the hairy one. (Only the hairy one remembers the nickname.) It's a wannabe nickname lol) \nEveryone is the same.
I don't know it's a wig. I haven't noticed it's a wig yet. There are so many godmothers and waggers, but not recognizing them seems to be a proof that it's natural.
Now, when I see my acquaintances who are suffering from hair loss, I feel guilty for some reason, and I feel sorry because I feel like I'm lying. I don't have to tell you that it's a wig, so it's ambiguous to recommend a wig.
6. New concerns \n Nowadays, we are working on self-care and salf cutting. I bought a no-tape two days ago and put it on by myself, but it fell off when I was sleeping. I think it's because I applied less, so I applied enough and put it on again. I don't think I can replace it frequently because I'm very lazy, and I'm going to fix it on my own. I'm going to bond and remove what I used to get treated every three to four weeks, and then I'm going to get it when I need to get my main hair done. I'm excited for some reason. The wig sticks well. It's hard to do anything for the first time, so I'm looking forward to seeing self-management become natural.
If you know where to buy the hardener on the bottom online, please.
I've been hiding and shrinking, but I also hope to have a comfortable comrade of my age.
Even though I wrote it on my phone, the writing got longer.
I hope that a breakthrough hair loss treatment will be developed soon and finish the article.
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