Wig Lovers: Reviews, Advice, etc.

[YoungSeoul]

Hey ladies! So this is a sensitive topic for me. I recently was diagnosed with alopecia areata and it has dwindled my confidence and has made me feel like I'm losing my femininity. My diagnosis has hit me out of the blue and I'm doing everything I can to stay positive but it's hard to feel happy when I see what's happening to my hair in front of my eyes.

Meanwhile, I am trying to get comfortable with the idea of wearing wigs- and I have to say, there are some really cute/trendy ones out there! I have seen so many youtube videos that I've become overwhelmed. I keep seeing all these different types out there that I am unsure what I should start off with. Anyone have any recommendations on brands/units/types of wigs?

It's really important to me for it to look natural or be able to make it look as natural as possible.

Thank you ladies! 

[greeneyedgirl107]

@YoungSeoul I don't know much about wigs, but I've been curious b/c there are some gorgeous ones out there.  I have read that for the wig to look the most natural, it needs to be fitted to your own head.  Also, many wigs need to thinned by a professional for the best look.  Best of luck, I feel for you!!!  xoxo

[YoungSeoul]

Thank you! ❤️