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How can I get in contact with this lady?

Agreed. I don't have alopecia but I have a thyroid condition that has been making my hair thin so much. I'd love to be able to get help like this from a hair artist

@@moonchild_778 Me too!! I’ve been hypo for about 20 years now after having RAI therapy in my 20s and now that I’m going through premenopause, I just noticed an entire spot on the top of my head!! I’ve been using ponytail extensions that seem to help but it’d be nice to have something different. I loooove these videos!! 💝💝

@@mindeesin4388 I've had hypo for only about 7 years, I was diagnosed at 16 and even though I'm on medication and it's getting better, I still have all of the symptoms and they seem to be getting worse. I've lost about half of my hair that I had about 5 years ago. I'm so glad you're able to use extensions and it makes you more comfortable. I'm thinking about getting a wig eventually just in case

@@moonchild_778 snap although I have both psoriasis and hypoparathyroidism 😭both mess up my hair my only save is that my hair is really thick and is naturally curly so can hide the bald patches which I'm lucky aren't that bad atm

@@lisacarr8654 my hair before hand was thick and curly too so people always tell me they don't notice but I notice lol I'm getting a receding hairline at 23. I luckily don't have any straight up bald batches or anything but I hope you are able to get whatever help you want to feel great about yourself ❤️ my biological dad has psoriasis and I'm very grateful I didn't get that gene. I've seen how uncomfortable and a real pain it can be

Yes and also make sure to not put it too low on the fore head. This looked too dense to be honest.

I think it should be even 130%

Speak for yourself my hair is Hella thick

@@resolecca they’re talking about the lace part. Depending on the density, the wig would either look real or to wiggy. The volume of the hair is fine it’s just before she did the baby hairs it looked a little off.

This was facinating for me and I really appreciated knowing there are options and techniques out there for me if I need them in the future. This an excellent result for your client! I am sure she was pleased and excited to go home and get on with her life! Congratulations!

You might not like this, but something I have started doing is hair wraps and I love how I look in them. I really love the youtube channel Wrapunzle Ladies. It is a group of Orthodox Jewish women, they cover their hair after marriage for religious reasons and they have a huge variety of different styles that are really flattering. They also have a shop that sells special non-slip volumisers in a huge range of different shapes, sizes and colours so you can look like you are hiding a ton of hair for fashion instead of medical hair loss. This is a video of the most basic hair wrap, it is my favourite, I went to a party last night wearing this style and felt so beautiful. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE--bJA7P3blD4.html

Agreed!!! All cosmetologists are very artistic and the services they give to their clients helps in more ways then just physical beauty!!!! The boost in self esteem is just one great reason to always have an excellent hairstylist in ones corner!!!!

Thanks so much for watching love! So glad i could help

She is so beautiful! Wonderful job!

hypothyroid is terrible and causes thinning hair among other things. i wish i had thicker hair too.

@@baby_snaps I have hypothyroidism too and other conditions that can affect my hair. I think I probably have half the hair I did 5 years ago. I started with very thick hair fortunately but I'm so sad I've lost so much of it

Gorgeous!💞

preachhhhh! Wigs and baby are NOT race specific. Thank you so babe! Do you wear wigs?? I’m looking for another model to do my wigs on you are gorgeous and I would love to have you

@@KoreeJsBoutique that would be amazing!! I’ve tried to wear a wig but just could instal it right by myself. Where are you located? Your work is amazing

@@imjustari6217 I’m in Orlando love where are you?? Email me! Info@koreejsboutique.com

@@KoreeJsBoutique omg wish I was close to Orlando 😭 I’d love for you to do an install on me. I’ve always had thin hair and recently lost a lot due to post partum and weight loss so I’m planning on getting a lace front soon

@@mazdabazda2267 yeah pregnancy can cause hair loss often

I agree about the T part

I agree I am not sure why that was even a thing. That’s not natural on anyone

@@chrisandjason8899 the T part was to show how much parting space you have on the wig

agree %100

The T part was the first thing I sawand didn't like but great job overall 👏🏾 👏🏾 👏🏾

it is because a lot of people don't do it, and they don't realize that there are a lot of Caucasian girls out there that do suffer with issues like this. I even had a friend who had a disorder where she would pluck out her hair in her sleep and always had bald patches, and they tried everything, but they couldn't stop it, this would have been something amazing for her

@@amileone582 and some of us are just super unhappy with our hair. We all wanna love ourselves inside and out. My hair is .. booty so I love wigs but suuuuck at putting them on.

@@amileone582 regardless of her having a hair/skin condition. If she didn’t have any of that she still has the right to wear a weave/wig . That hair style is not only for black girls and there’s a stigma against other people wearing fake hair when it comes to not being black.

Hey ya’ll Caucasian is an ethnic group in the caucus region of the Middle East/Persia, and as such, Caucasian people are not always white and are often brown.

My pleasure 🥰 Are you in Florida love? I’m looking for another model

Wow! You're right!

That’s really sad anyone would say that. It’s disheartening the hate that exists, we are all woman and should stick together and accept each others differences, we can all learn from each other. Also we all bleed red and end up in the same place when we die. Humans are a mess,

She’s such a queen. Definitely not embarrassed and has no need to be 😍❤️

I had alopecia as a teen and young adult, and I was incredibly self conscious about it. Something like his video would have helped me feel less alone.

I think she owns it. I feel like she grew out of the pity stage and we should too. It is insulting

@@abbeytaylorsmith9278 Exactly! She’s so pretty, she could go bald! And be just as beautiful!

@@alijane6675 did it improve as u got older?

Yeah I was just gonna say, I don't totally understand the t-part? It still looks really good but I've never noticed anyone actually have a t-part naturally so I'm wondering if this is a thing that's trendy? Or does it help the wig lay evenly?

@@snailart9214 it’s so you can part the wig anyway. I don’t like them either.

@@yourejoking905 ohhhhh that makes a lot of sense though thanks for explaining!

I did the same thing! I'm so glad I'm not alone ppl we're like wtf but better to have healthy hair when it grows then damaged broken hair is how i saw it 🤷‍♀️ so glad videos like this are made to help though bc getting a wig looking natural is underestimated unless you do/have done it

My pleasure love! Are you in the central Florida area?

I’m am thankful that i can help! If you or anyone in the Orlando area would like a free install please let me know!

Info@koreejsboutique.com

I have

Depending on the type of wig install, you can wear the hair up. I believe it's called a 360° install.

Try headband wigs. You can put them in ponytails etc and take them off whenever you please, no glue needed

Check out hair vivi! They have glueless 360 wigs!!! I don't have to do anything but braid my hair, cap it and throw my wig on!!

You did a fabulous job she looks gorgeous 😍

That frontal space appeared small to me, and the wig density looked thin to me. Her having the hair to either side left very little hair to cover the tracks. So she parted a thin sliver and used heat and gel to keep it back. To cover the tracks while keeping as much hair as she could to the sides of the center part.

Thank you so much love! Are you located in the central Florida area,

She's located in Orlando Florida

I'm now missing over 50% of my hair and I was just thinking I need to have this done as well

I have mast cell activation disorder too. All I can think is how I would break out from the adhesive being used. My hair is thin and fine, and there are times I'd love to wear a wig or have extensions, but I'm terrified of getting an allergic reaction that goes out of control. Like, how would I even manage that on my scalp??

@@ColleenMarble there are ways to wear a wig without adhesive. You could wear the reusable silicone attachments that are intended to take the place of glue or wear a headband wig ( ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-On9ko-VteYY.html ). You might react to the wig cap or silicone band (or headband) but I imagine if you wash everything well before use and take care to limit exposure by taking breaks it would be a nominal risk (if you can sew, you could even change out the headband to something you react to the least at the moment).

Where do you get your wigs from I can never find any good ones for "white girls"

Me too. You would definitely have a client. I suffer from thinning hair do to autoimmune disease too.

God bless you

i would research wig installers and talented ladies like Koree in Denver, (you may be able to find some by searching on google maps) and then you could just reach out to them and explain your situation! the majority probably wont mind at all. :)

I'm right there with you girl !.. my hair has fallen out so much with pcos it looks like I'm balding at the top..thinking of wigs now!

@@carlacook8298 totally. I have tried every supplement. It is not working.

I started wearing wigs 2 years ago, I love them! Wish I would have tried it sooner, when you get the right one it's life changing. I went Synthetic because the human hair industry preys on poor women, but I haven't totally ruled out human hair. A good Synthetic is very realistic and it keeps its style. Belle Tress is one of my favs for realistic hair.

I highly highly recommend checking out “sacred woman” by queen afua and earth momma RU-vid videos. You CAN heal yourself!!

Me too. My hair is super thin on top. People see my pink naked scalp. Hahaha omg I have to look at these ideas.

I'm white and I'm most definitely grateful for this very talented Young Ladies skill and compassion. God bless❤

Never once have I thought this was in any way negative. It makes all who chose to do this, even MORE beautiful. Plz stop with the always on edge and ready to offend attitude Please.

Who is mad about A white woman wearing her own race's hair?

@@volodyamihaelovich4576 It’s Chinese hair lol

@@merrywalsh2809 It's straight hair or wavy. Also a lot of it is indian.

Ooooh i wish i did. 😫 i could always send you a ready To wear glueless wig

Wow my grandmother has Graves disease but I didn’t know you could lose your hair from it.

like 2-3 weeks

You don't have to braid it. You can slick it back.

It is only painful if they braid it too tight

Baby hairs on anyone usually don't look natural. Guess she wanted them.

@mooboomama12581 I was drunk when I wrote that comment. Thanks for pointing out the inconsistency though.

Drunk or not, you were right. The baby hair thing looks dumb on everyone, IMO.

@@alijane6675 lol I think so too.

Lol we naturally have baby hairs

Hello. Fellow menopausal here. Your hair will start to grow again. A woman’s slowest growth period for hair is 50-60. Sometimes it doesn’t grow at all. But I promise, as soon as your body has reset, your hair will grow again! There’s hope, sister! If you can afford it, a salon is your best bet for colour matching. Home dyed Reds tend to go brassy or black pretty quickly.

@@alijane6675 That definitely is my age range, it's nice to know it will start growing again. When I was young my mom and grandma would chop my hair off rather than teach me how to care for curly hair, so I like to keep it long. Thank you for those words of hope: Your hair will grow again". :)

@@renaysari6631 It will. When the hot flashes start to slow, and the mood starts to balance, the hair starts to grow again. I had really no growth for two or so years when menopause was at its worst, but now that I’m reaching the other side, I’m seeing growth. A good 1/2 an inch a month. And more good news--your new hair is likely to be coarser and stronger than pre-menopause.

@@alijane6675 I can't wait! :)

I never worked with a topper but i would surely love to try! Would you be willing to try a wig ever? Omg i would love to link up and make some videos for our RU-vid 😍

I'm suuuuuper interested in you guys' vid collab!!!! 😃