Hi, I felt exactly the same way.  My hair was blonde and almost waist length.  I decided that instead of simply watching it fall out once my chemo started, I would shave it all off and get it out of the way (my nephew did it for me).  I admit, I cried when I saw my golden locks on the floor, but it had to be done.  I bought loads of scarves, turbans and beany hats from Amazon, they have a very good selection and they look stylish and trendy.  I bought a wig but I didn't wear it much, I found it hot and uncomfortable.  Once the chemo ended it took my hair about 4 months to grow enough that I could throw away the head coverings.  Good luck, Violet, x

Hi, I felt exactly the same way.  My hair was blonde and almost waist length.  I decided that instead of simply watching it fall out once my chemo started, I would shave it all off and get it out of the way (my nephew did it for me).  I admit, I cried when I saw my golden locks on the floor, but it had to be done.  I bought loads of scarves, turbans and beany hats from Amazon, they have a very good selection and they look stylish and trendy.  I bought a wig but I didn't wear it much, I found it hot and uncomfortable.  Once the chemo ended it took my hair about 4 months to grow enough that I could throw away the head coverings.  Good luck, Violet, x