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Running your fingers through your hair shouldn't be a cause for concern. But for many women, it's a daily reminder of a more distressing reality: hair loss.

It's natural to panic when you realize your hair isn't as thick as it used to be. But before you start frantically Googling alopecia symptoms, it's important to understand what this autoimmune condition is—and isn't.

Hair loss isn’t a surprise anymore. You’ve been noticing it for weeks in the shower and your hairbrush — but you’re too busy to sit down and think about your next steps.

With summer comes bright sun and long, warm days. You may find yourself outside more, or constantly on the go, trying to enjoy the summer before huddling up indoors for the winter. Just as you might change skincare routines depending on the weather to keep up with the changes in temperature, you may have to adjust the way you wear your wig to make sure you’re comfortable all summer long. Whether you’re new to wearing wigs or a veteran wig wearer, the change in seasons brings changes in what styles will work best.

Ever purchased a hair loss solution promising "guaranteed results” and subsequently been let down? We understand the frustration.

When you buy online wigs, you open yourself up to a smorgasbord of decisions. Synthetic or human hair? Lace front or full lace? Hand-tied or machine wefted? And that's all before you even think about color, length, and style.

You’ve gone through another “magical elixir” hair treatment but saw no results. This one looked so promising. That’s the third hair fall solution you’ve tried in the last two months, but your hair is still falling out.

Wigs for older ladies provide comfort and confidence at any age! You deserve to look fabulous at 27, 72, and every year up and in between. But we all know that as we get older, our hair changes. It might thin out, recede, or lose its vibrancy.