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Hair loss during cancer treatment: a guide to wigs Feb 4 5:22am | By Angie Murad, Patient Educator (@muradangie)Comment receiving replies
Thin hair/bald peeps: Paula Young catalogue offer great, natural-looking, easy to style&maintain wigs for $39-$150. The acrylic wigs arrive styled and ready to wear. The human-hair wigs are varied in style and can be curled as your born-hair. I prefer the acrylic, styled shorter wigs and have been wearing several styles for 20 years. My hair goal has always been “look natural, not like you just left the beauty shop”! Maybe you will choose the wigs in varied shades of color like I do? 🙂 Bette
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I know that a lot of people feel uncomfortable wearing a wig. I have worn a wig off and on over the last ten years even when the cancer was not making my hair fall out. Most of them were Paula Young wigs. Whenever I would get compliments on my hair I would laugh and just tell them that it was because I had good taste in wigs! I am including a couple of pics of me in wigs. I’m no beauty queen, but I felt much better in these. I was 58 years old in these photos.