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The art of wig making and the act of wig wearing is as old as hats.
At certain stages of history people preferred to just chuck on a perfumed wig instead of taking care of their own hair.
Today wigs are more often associated with costume parties and dressing-up, but for many people a wig or hairpiece can mean the difference between high and low-self esteem, for both men and women experiencing hair loss.
Jesse speaks to Andy Alsop of Arthur Andrews. He's quite probably New Zealand's best men's wig, toupee and hairpiece connoisseur.