Men are still ashamed of wearing toupees, but one woman is trying to change that


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There is a stigma surrounding male hair loss and the use of toupees. Photo: Freepik

As Luke Williams looked in the mirror from his salon chair, he debated how short to cut the hair on the sides of his head. The top was already shaved in preparation for his new hairline.

He told Emily Cheney, a toupee artist, that he would defer to her expertise because she was the professional.

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