Ah! the marvel of wigs, a widely discussed subject within the alopecia community. It's a topic we're thrilled to delve into by addressing questions from our listeners, sharing wig stories - and what's a discussion about wigs without dropping some care tips gems?

One more thing: no matter what style you choose whether it's bald or with a wig, you rock the look – the look doesn't rock you!

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Have you ever thought of your alopecia journey like a muscle needing repetitive movement, consistency and dedication to turn it into strength? Well friends, in this thought-provoking discussion we’re exploring one of our greatest powers: self-love and how we can use it to motivate ourselves through the fears associated with hair loss. Working to love yourself through hair loss may not be comfortable, but don’t worry we got your back. Sharing how we navigate through our own personal discomfort, we hope our practical and direct approach energizes your will so you too can flex your power and walk boldly through your fears.

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Beauty standards in today’s world is one full of many opinions and ideas of what that looks like. As someone living with hair loss, its hard to “fit in” when bald hasn’t always been seen as beautiful. So, how do you stay true to yourself in a world where alopecia isn’t quit a household name? Where assumptions about the condition still hold stigma?

Well, truth be told everyone is different so this episode is all about ways to be true to you with Alison Mann. Alison was diagnosed with Alopecia Areata at 4 years old and is a licensed psychotherapist who specializes in body image and anxiety. She also founded her business, Aid by Ali, which provides mental health resources specifically for people with hair loss. She created the Hair Loss Diary, offers mental health coaching for hair loss and much more. She has been creating content about Alopecia since she was in high school and is passionate about mentoring younger girls with Alopecia.

We hope through listening to Alison’s incredible journey we can all tear a page out of her book and redefine what it means to be true to yourself!

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