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One of the biggest improvements I've noticed is with my hair. Not only is it softer than its been in years (feels like silk to the touch, no lie), but its now long enough that I can actually feel it move. I'll be walking along, and I can feel my hair bounce, and it feels so feminine and just ... right. Like something I hadnt even realized was missing has been returned to me.
Now, if I could only do something about the bald spot in the front....
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I know how you feel. I have always had "girl" hair and constantly fiddle with it. But I lose it on Friday as I am going to the wig maker to donate it. Really, really going to miss it. Jealous of you already.
Look around you
Other women have bald spots and receding hairlines, too. Maybe not as forcefully as men do, but enough so that you might be able to blend in.
It's also possible that you could find a style that makes the most of what you do have - and I'm not talking about a comb-over :) You can do a lot with careful choice of fringe and/or parting location.
Penny
honey, just look around...
thinning hair is something girls talk about now and there are many solutions in the form of extensions that would help with "the front"..... clip-in fringes , or bangs, are in most ranges and they don't cost a fortune.
Matching the color is maybe the biggest issue - if you're greying, that's the biggest challenge; perhaps then a silver blonde clip-in fringe would be best. If you're not greying, the world is your oyster.... you can even go for the blonde fringe framing your face - nobody will then look at the thinning area......
Answer is "if you cover it, you distract attention to where you want it to be". Good luck my lovely!
Ginger xx