title: They Wear Wigs in Hollywood: Reflections of a Hair Loss Survivor
author: Ms. Andree Amarica
description: Andree Amarica was born and raised in Quebec City, Canada, where she grew up in an artistic and musical family. Music was prevalent throughout Andree's childhood as her great grandfather founded the first Symphony Orchestra in North America in 1902. After studying music and piano for eight years, Andree moved to Europe and began her painting and writing career inspired by the blessings of a great spiritual saint. This book came to life after Andree met with many women who secretly were battling with hair loss. It became clear to her that she wanted to help as many people as possible. What a good way to do that then by sharing her own testimony and life changing experience with alopecia.
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  Manhunt
  
  
  
  
  
  Janet Evanovich
  
  
  
  
  
  Loveswept 303
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  Prologue
  
  
  
  
  
  ![](image001.gif)If you took Alexandra Scott
  
  
  apart, piece by piece, you would reach the conclusion that she was not Miss
  America. She didn't have the classic pretti-ness of a Hollywood starlet. It
  was the extravagance of her features, her intense vitality and
  
  
  the dramatic combination of all the
  
  
  pieces put together that made her into an arrestingly beautiful woman. Her
  eyebrows were darker than her hair,
  
  
  almost black, almost too heavy, with just a slight angle. She had a straight,
  
  
  small nose, high cheekbones, a wide mouth that smiled easily, and large deep
  
  
  blue eyes, their exotic almond shape testifying to a Mongolian ancestry.
  
  
  
  
  
  Every six weeks her thick auburn hair was cut at an expensive New York salon.
  When it was freshly styled, it framed her oval face in
  
  
  sweeping waves that flowed into a lush cluster of soft curls at the nape of
  her neck. But by the end of a w