Being a mom, it's easy to forget about myself sometimes. But when I wear my wig, I feel like me again—beautiful, confident, and ready to take on anything! 💖 I #CrownMyself because my crown matters, and it's important to feel good in my own skin. 👑

I’m a first time mom so I’m always on the go and don’t have time to do my hair do my makeup and do all the things that make us feel beautiful. Though as India ire said I’m not my hair it still makes you feel so good when you can throw on a wig maybe some lashes and go run errands and still look beautiful and not like a tired mom who fighting for her life 😂. My journey isn’t unique most women go through what I am going through or have went through it. Those 1st 5 years are rough! I’m entering this contest because I’d love to feel beautiful again like myself and continue on this journey of finding myself again.

As a plus sized woman I’ve always had self esteem issues, I struggled to see my own beauty. When I started experimenting with wigs my confidence started growing bit by bit, I gained this spark to myself. So I feel at my best when I can fully express myself through different styles, whether it’s a bold, vibrant color or a sleek, polished look. I think it’s when my hair truly matches my mood or energy that I feel most confident. #Crownyourself

As a mixed Native American woman I can't begin to explain what it's like to have Alopecia and to loose so much hair that it was just easier to shave my head. Not only have I lost hair, but it has felt like loosing apart of my identity. Putting on a wig for the first time since I was a child, a wig that fit properly and looked like my natural hair was like finding myself again. Looking in the mirror was like finally matching my self image. I make head jewelry and call them my crowns, but my wig is just as much my crown as well, and just as cherished and sacred as my own hair.

Let me start by saying I love my hair. My hair has always allowed me to express myself and love who I am. As I matured and started my family my hair started changing. In 2007 was when my hair has left me feeling a little self conscious. I had my first living child and hospitalized after for a clot on the front of my brain. All praise and glory to God I’m here. The medication and dancing through life uncertainty my hair has went through a lot. With the thinning in the front and balding at the crown I just didn’t know what to do. Later finding out it from alopecia. Styles I once love and that gave me life I would no longer be able to wear. Wigs were all I had. Fast forward 3 more children later, losing my mother, marriage and covid I was a mess. Wigs have always afforded me the opportunity to recreate myself and feel beautiful but I wanted my hair to do it for me. I decided to do something drastic in order to gain some sense of myself because everything else was changing and I couldn’t stand to lose myself anymore.I was tired of the wigs. I added color and a short style and that feeling I once had for myself came back- I felt alive, like I was ready for anything and my confidence and self love was back. I thought I was doing a great job caring for my hair clearly I wasn’t because the balding at my crown had worsened and the hair I did have was also baldly damaged. Another hit to my confidence, back to wigs I guess. I stumbled on unice wigs and I instantly fell back in love with myself. You couldn’t tell me nothing. The compliments were through the roof and I love how real it looks on me. Cheers to UNICE for helping me fix my crown, keeping my confidence intact and to do it all with no fuss. With every unit I’m unapologetically me, brave and bold. #crownedmyself check for yourself

Being diagnosed with cancer wasn’t easy to live with with my hair becoming thin and falling out was one of the hardest things to adjust to while fighting for life was very difficult for me by the grace of God he allowed me to continue on in this life my wig made me feel more confident about life and myself thank God for your wigs I’m so grateful for them #Crowmyourself

Being a mother of four has been a journey of love, challenges, and growth. While dedicating myself to my children, I also wanted to build something for myself, leading me to start my wig and hair business, Envy Lengths. Balancing motherhood and entrepreneurship wasn’t easy, but I pushed through self-doubt and financial struggles to create a brand that empowers women to feel beautiful and confident. Through late nights and early mornings, I learned that my crown was never lost—it just needed adjusting. Today, I wear it proudly, showing my children that dreams are worth chasing. My journey is a reminder that moms can build, grow, and thrive while still being amazing mothers. Crown yourself—you are strong, worthy, and unstoppable. #CrownYourself #UNiceHair #Mompreneur

Hello Everyone. I Am A Mother Of 4 Beautiful Girls. My Oldest 20 yes old -Youngest 1 year old. With 4 girls you can only imagine how much it cost to make sure there happy grateful to have the lip things that mattered to me as a child. And that was to be fortunate hair,Nails, everything did with today's rise in fashion shows in schools now and days. I Dont know when the last time I was able to #CrownMyself because I give my all to make sure there happy. They are Honor Roll Students receiving Academic Achievements since the start of Kindergarden. I can't give a market period school semester that they have yet to not receive certificate of achievements. And for there dedicationn, thrive , reaching for there stars they are rewarded giving my all my everything forgetting about myself. #CrownMyself To Be Gifted would really be 1 and million wishing upon a star forever just to feel beautiful in my own skin to #CrownMyself looking and mirror reminding myself that all things are possible. The last I could remember #CrowingMyself was 2 years ago when I got my hair cut evenly washed and straightened it was the best version of myself when I look in mirror All Due Praise TO Allah 🙏 🤲 🕍 🕌 ⛪️

When I first found out I had cervical cancer at 19 years old and had to undergo chemotherapy and radiation treatments the first thing that made me feel down was the fact that my hair was shedding and I began to experience hair loss. I got my joy back when my parents made me my first wig because they were hairstylists however I looked older because my dad only knew old lady styles lol but I was so grateful just to not feel as if all eyes were watching me with my bald head not knowing my prognosis or whatever was going on in my life. Even after being told I couldn’t have children because of Cancer broke my spirits, I still clinged onto hope because of how that wig made me smile. I am now 50 years old, blessed with 2 biological children and 1 grandchild I am truly blessed!! I still wear wigs they’re not great quality but I love the fact that they make me feel beautiful

Putting on a new wig gives me that confidence that every women needs! I can switch it up to show my personality and my uniqueness. My hair is one of the most important parts of who I am, It definitely tells a story. I’m a tired and busy mother sometimes and an ambitious entrepreneur, but I am oh so beautiful as well. Women should Crown themselves everyday! We’re the real super heroes! #Crown yourself

In my job, I need to show up as my best self every day. A wig helps me step into my power and give that extra boost of confidence—whether I’m in a meeting or giving a presentation. 👑 #CrownYourself

Being a teen mother isn’t easy, I would love to put my daughter first and thank her for making me be a mother. Motherhood isn’t an easy journey.i can’t afford things like wigs and make up because I need to use that money for diapers and food for my baby girl. Please like do I can win the free wig and look good while slaying as a mother. It means a lot to me.