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Contributor, The Family Handyman
Massachusetts
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Biography
Freelance writer and editor covering Wellness, Style, Cleaning, Tech, Beauty, Aging, and Longevity. Contact me: stephanie@imstephaniehope.com
Fitness, Fashion, Beauty Wellness, Longevity, Sleep Health,E-commerce, Home Mental Health, Aging
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By Stephanie Hope| Reader's Digest (U.S.) Verified I have naturally fine hair, and as I get older, it seems like it just keeps getting thinner. While it’s usually not a problem when my hair is down, my insecurities rise when I try to put my hair up. I don’t have enough hair to cover all of my scalp without having to mold my hair around my head. It’s frustrating and makes me incredibly self-conscious. “Naturally thin caliber or strands of hair is purely genetic, just like your height or other traits,” says Dr. William Yates, MD FACS.
By Stephanie Hope| Reader's Digest (U.S.) Verified I’ve lived in New England, specifically Western Massachusetts, for over 10 years. Originally from Miami, it took me a lot of trial and error to find the proper winter attire to stop hating the cold weather. Being over 1,200 feet above sea level, it’s safe to say our negative-degree winters were starting to take a toll on me. Five years ago, I finally decided that enough was enough—it was time to get warm and comfortable and live in a Parka for six months out of the year.
By Stephanie Hope| Reader's Digest (U.S.) Verified I have naturally fine hair, and as I get older, it seems like it just keeps getting thinner. While it’s usually not a problem when my hair is down, my insecurities rise when I try to put my hair up. I don’t have enough hair to cover all of my scalp without having to mold my hair around my head. It’s frustrating and makes me incredibly self-conscious. “Naturally thin caliber or strands of hair is purely genetic, just like your height or other traits,” says Dr. William Yates, MD FACS.
Company Info
The Family Handyman
Family Handyman is a publishing company that provides information on home improvement for home owners.
Massachusetts, United States
+1 800-285-4961
Founded: 1951