Reddit is a hub for people to share their stories of hair loss and hair loss related problems.

And, according to Reddit’s Hair Loss Forum, it’s been a big success for them. 

In November, more than 13,000 people shared their stories, and the forum was a popular place to discuss the condition. 

So, when a Reddit user started asking about the condition, the subreddit was the best place to go. 

“We found the first post with a picture of a woman with hair loss on Reddit,” Reddit user btheday2 wrote. 

Reddit user btsnider wrote, “I’m really sick of people not getting the answer to why they’re losing hair.

I know it’s hard to believe, but the hair loss is real.

I just feel like people are hiding it and pretending it’s not happening.” 

Reddit users also shared their experiences with hair.

Reddit user jdblakes wrote, “[I] was going through hair loss that I lost in my 20s.

I was obsessed with looking like I was 18 years old, and I’d just go to the salon and I would be totally in a mess. 

I was told that I had to dye my hair to match my face.

I had dyed my hair black and red.

I went home and told my mom about it.” “

When I went to the hair salon and asked about it, they told me that it’s nothing, it just happened to me.

I went home and told my mom about it.” 

But, Reddit users shared their own experiences. “

I was going to the barbershop, but I’m not really a barber, so I decided to get a wig.” 

But, Reddit users shared their own experiences. 

And for Reddit user kimberlycraig, Reddit’s subreddit helped her learn about hair loss. 

When she saw the Hair Loss forum, she thought it would be great to share her story with other Reddit users. 

Kimberly Craig shared her story of hair lost, and how she learned to be happy with it She was 27 years old. 

She and her boyfriend were living in California and looking for a new place to live. 

The boyfriend had a degree in accounting and was also an accountant. 

At the time, Kimberly was trying to get married, so they decided to move in together. 

But one day, her boyfriend told her he had a new job, so he was going back to work. 

He was excited and he wanted to be with her. 

As they were driving to the wedding venue, Kimbres husband, Joe, asked if he could look at her hair. 

They got into his car and they drove away. 

Joe had to pull over because his brakes were broken. 

It was a rainy day, and Kimbros husband was driving and she was driving. 

Then, Kimbin was looking at her locks. 

There was no one there. 

While Kimbbs husband was talking, she looked at her nails and then she looked back. 

That was when Joe told her, You need to take off your wig. 

 “The hair loss I had was real,” she said. 

Her boyfriend agreed, and they both took off their wig.

She was so happy. 

Their marriage was going great, and she had all the money and everything in the world. 

About six months later, she started losing hair again. 

Now, she’s 30 years old Kimbres has hair loss, and her hair is a mix of blonde and black. 

This week, Kimbs hair turned brown. 

For her, it wasn’t just a hair loss problem, it was a hair problem that she felt needed to be addressed. 

After talking to Reddit users about hair and hair care, Kimbers story was shared on the Hair Talk forum. 

On Tuesday, the Hairtalk forum was up to 1,000 posts. 

To help Kimbers voice, Reddit invited Redditors to share with their stories. 

Some redditors shared their hair loss stories and were invited to share the forum with the rest of the community. 

More than 1,600 Redditors shared their experience of hair losing and how they learned to love their hair.

In January, the Reddit Hair Forum posted about a woman who had lost all her hair, but was trying everything she could to regain it. 

Over on the forum, redditor kimbersman wrote, I had hair loss for about five years and I really did try everything that I could to get it back.

The worst part is, I still can’t see myself in