well, im a professional business woman that now sells full lace wigs after finding out "officialing" that i had scarring alopecia after it got alot worse all within 1 year. I believe it may have grown dramatically due to stress. But it started when i was 17. But even then I had very, very thick pretty hair. I was know for my "pretty hair", so when the hair loss can no longer be covered up, this became a very big deal for me. Many times I would cry and get upset...even still now to be honest. But came to realize that there is ALOT MORE IMPORTANT things you can be upset with now a days. So I began wearing, applying and selling lace wigs. This may be on a needed basis for some of us or simply a vanity thing for others. never the less these units help us achieve our self confidence back. I sell them as well as apply them. I sell european virgin hair, mongolian, malaysian, chinese virgin or indian virgin or processed hair. These wigs have been a true life saver for being, being as though weaves will not cover up all problems and regular old fashion wigs are so hard, think and heavy and just plain uncomfortable
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I'm writing to you because I will be having a program at my school "What is Beautiful" and we'll be discussing the many lengths that women/ men have gone to achieve what is beautiful according to society. We will show quick clips and then have a panel consisting of Rutgers students and people with alopecia. Would be interested in participating or know of anyone that is around the NJ area that would like to participate?
Date: April 21st @9:15pm
Location: Rutgers University, New Brunwsick, NJ 08901
Student Activities Center
Please let me know as soon as you can:)
Thanks
Darlenys
Bumped into your page, But just wanted to tell you that you look beautiful. Nice to see you took a challenge (alopecia) and turned it into a positive (self-acceptance/bussines venture). Have a blessed holidays.
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I'm writing to you because I will be having a program at my school "What is Beautiful" and we'll be discussing the many lengths that women/ men have gone to achieve what is beautiful according to society. We will show quick clips and then have a panel consisting of Rutgers students and people with alopecia. Would be interested in participating or know of anyone that is around the NJ area that would like to participate?
Date: April 21st @9:15pm
Location: Rutgers University, New Brunwsick, NJ 08901
Student Activities Center
Please let me know as soon as you can:)
Thanks
Darlenys
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Christina
Bumped into your page, But just wanted to tell you that you look beautiful. Nice to see you took a challenge (alopecia) and turned it into a positive (self-acceptance/bussines venture). Have a blessed holidays.
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