Hubby and I are going to celebrate our 15th anniversary in a few months’ time. I think being able to celebrate our anniversary year after year for fifteen years is quite an accomplishment, especially in today’s society.

If you have been in a long-term relationship, you know finding a gift that your loved one will enjoy every year is very difficult. Car, watch, jewelry, necklace, handbag, diamond ring, gift basket, vacation … All the original anniversary gift ideas that you know are used up.

Last month, a unique gift idea popped up from nowhere. I bet most people never think of this anniversary gift idea. Noop, not a watch, a necklace, a diamond ring, or a gift basket that you usually get for your anniversary.

I told my hubby that I would love him to be like Bruce Willis and Andre Agassi. What do these two male celebrities have in common? Yes, they are bald. I would love to see my hubby shave his head bald on our 15th anniversary.

The reason I want him to go bald is that he has lost so much hair that his remaining strands of hair look funny. Instead of keeping the funny hair there, why not go bald? Bruce Willis and Andre Agassi look sexy with bald heads. I am sure my hubby will look as sexy as them.

You don’t know the embarrassment and anxiety my hubby has gone through all these years because of his hair loss problem. I feel bad when he is made fun of by his buddies.

Unfortunately my hubby didn’t buy my gift idea. Instead of going bald as our anniversary gift, he decided to stop hair loss and regrow his hair within these few months using a natural hair loss remedy recommended by his buddy. Having lush, thick and healthy hair on his head again will be his anniversary gift for me.

It’s going to be a great anniversary gift. It dawned on me that this natural hair loss remedy can also be a very good family gift idea too.

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