Really? An Rx? For a wig? Yes, that's how it's done. I'm not sure I would describe myself as a wig person and I'm not sure how I feel about the hair thing, but I will need to find a solution soon. I am living temporarily in a state of grace because I still have my hair, but I have already swallowed the poison pill so my Clairol days are numbered. In the end, it doesn't matter how I feel about it, it will be gone soon. Scarves?
Perhaps if I were traveling incognito as a special agent, not very likely.
A turban? I will have lost my hair, not my mind.I still have a little time.....Britney Spears? Sinnead O'Connor? and me?
The RX thing is news to me. I wonder, if like other RXs, if it is ok to substitute a generic... and what would a generic wig's styling be!? :¬P
ReplyDeleteJust read this article... quite interesting!
http://www.technologyreview.com/biomedicine/24841/?a=f
I think it is kinda cool that they give you a prescription for a wig. They can be rather expensive - and at least that isn't an additional expense - and trying on wigs can probably give you some new ideas on how you might look great!!
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