Alopecia &...
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“There are so many silver linings I missed out on growing up because I was so worried about being different. These days, I’m happy to be ‘different.’”
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"It's OK to not have hair. Hair is an accessory, just like my bracelet: it's an accessory. We don't really need it!"
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"No matter how I look, I know there’s no limit to what I can do."
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"You look like you for a reason."
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“People sometimes think it's the looks that matters but it's not really. It's the inside.”
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"Having alopecia has taught me that there is nothing ‘normal’ about everyone being the same. Humans are beautifully diverse." -Molly Tuttle
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"I feel like I’ve been set free. I feel like I’m ready to take on anything after this." -Ricki Lake
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"There is no definition for beautiful. There is no right or wrong way. Just be yourself." - Alessia Cara
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"My alopecia ended up being the thing that actually is making my career what it is." -Anthony Carrigan
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"Never feel afraid to express the strength that has made you, you.” -Nell Sanders
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"I'm not here just to occupy space. I'm here to create it." -Rep. Ayanna Pressley
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'Alopecia &…' is a reference to embracing alopecia as part of our lives and our world.
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