Hair today, gone tomorrow.
Hello, lovelies. Hair has always played a major role in our lives. Some can grow long, luscious hair, whilst for others it’s thin and lifeless. Men have spent centuries trying to find a cure for male pattern baldness, making hair transplants a common occurrence today. Is it our vanity that makes us value our hair? Is it really that important? What happens if we were to lose it? Does that make us instantly unattractive and ugly? Are we a failure if we try to rock the bald look? Or is it all a ruse by the beauty industry telling us that the better the hair, the better our lives will be? And how would it make us feel if we had hair today, but it was gone tomorrow? All my life I have tried to grow my hair as long as possible. From about the age of sixteen, I bleached my hair to a Marilyn Monroe platinum blonde. I looked great, but my hair didn’t think so. It began to grow dry and was prone to breaking. I...