u/kittykatvictor2020

For most of 2026 my maintenance weight has fluctuated between 120 and 125. My start weight was 185 and I'm 5'2". For the last month my weight was suddenly fluctuating 126 and 128. I know that's not that much of a difference, but before I got to my heaviest weight I was thin. I remember what it was like gaining that weight. I would put on a couple of pounds and think it's only a couple of pounds don't panic. then I found myself at my highest weight of 220. I don't want to go back there. I increased my dose by 2.5 mg for 2 weeks and now I'm at 125 again. I guess this is how it will be for the rest of my journey. I weigh in a couple of times a week and adjust the dose if needed. is that how you all are doing it?

I need to warn this community about my experience with WigShe. I purchased a human hair lace front wig from them in February. From the very first wear it shed excessively. Within two months I had a large bald spot at the part near the back of the lace front. I applied knot sealer multiple times and nothing helped.

When I contacted WigShe they blamed me for selecting fully bleached knots, saying it causes faster shedding. Here is the thing though, that warning is hidden behind a tiny "What is This" link on their website. It is no where else on the site. I am posting screenshots so you can see for yourself. They then offered to repair it for 60 dollars plus 60 dollars shipping.

I have another WigShe wig that is four months older with no problems at all. This is a defective unit and WigShe will not stand behind it.

Has anyone else had this experience with WigShe. And does anyone have advice on getting resolution.

weight gain

Warning about WigShe, wig went bald in 2 months