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“Who am I, when all I’ve ever believed myself to be, is fading before my very eyes?
Am I still me, or just a shadow of what I used to be?
Was I just an illusion that lived only in my head?
Did I paint myself as something more than I really am?
And with all these changes in my life�
What will be left of the woman who dreamed her dreams?
When all the colors that she wrapped herself with� are slowly being stripped away�

Copyright © Eeva Lancaster”
― Eeva Lancaster

“It is considered normal for women and girls in the United States to have hair, a reality shaped to varying degrees by the default of Westernized beauty standards. In Western societies hair is often tied to notions of femininity, beauty and gender. Having hair is what is expected of a "normal" woman or girl. Of course, there is an endless screed of rules governing our notions of normal hair. One cannot have too much hair or too little.”
― Sonya Renee Taylor, The Body Is Not an Apology: The Power of Radical Self-Love

“Most people aren't concerned about hair loss until it affect them or someone they care about.”
― Stephanie Anderson

“You don't have to be a woman with hair loss to understand this book BUT you have to have an open mind to!”
― Stephanie Anderson

“You don't have to be a woman with hair loss to understand this book BUT you must have an open mind to!”
― Stephanie Anderson

“A bald spot also needs to be combed.”
― Tamerlan Kuzgov