Many women use wigs to conceal their losing hair while undergoing chemotherapy or radiation treatment. It is important to remember that your hair will come back, however it may not be the same thickness, texture, or color as it was before treatment. A wide range of colors and styles are available in our online shop. Not only that, but a blonde lace front wig is also available. Check to see whether the treatment you are considering causes hair loss. Chemotherapy does not always result in hair thinning. When wearing a wig or other head covering, you may want to consider having your hair cut short to make it less noticeable. It is common for your hair to fall out 2 to 3 weeks following your first chemo treatment. Hair loss may necessitate shaving your head (use an electric razor to avoid cuts). Using this method might help you prevent waking up with itchy hair all over your pillow. Consider a Mesh Cap if you are still having difficulties keeping your hair in place.

Where To Find The Wig?

Locate wig shops in your area by searching online or in the phone book. A one-on-one service for cancer patients in need of wig support should be inquired about. Even at some salons, clients may try on wigs in a private area to make sure they like them before they buy them. A local cancer support group may be able to help you in the right direction when it comes to finding a wig. If you are in need of a wig, ask a social worker or a nurse at your treatment center for recommendations.

When it comes to picking a style, here are some tips:

You have a lot of choices to choose from when it comes to replacing your hair. Depending on your needs, you may pick between an all-in-one wig, a hair topper, or bang attachments.

Natural vs. synthetic:

Wigs made from synthetic or human hair are also options. When compared to a natural head of hair, a high-quality synthetic wig looks and feels very much like real hair. Choose a vehicle that falls within your budget and maintenance needs. Because they are less costly, do not fade with time, and can be worn in any temperature, synthetic fiber wigs are ideal. Synthetic wigs are less expensive, but they do not last as long and do not have as many design possibilities as real hair wigs.

Conclusion:

Bad hair days are history when you have a wig. If they do not have the time or inclination to get their hair done, many women choose to keep wearing wigs even after their hair grows back. Consider experimenting with different shades and kinds of clothing. After reading this, you and others who care about you are likely to feel better. You never know; you could even get a pat on the back. We want the absolute best for you. Make sure you research before choosing a look.