Human Hair Extension Sources
Human hair extensions are all the rage these days and for very good reasons. Good quality virgin human hair may be expensive, but it is more like an investment because of how many times it can be reused. It has not been subjected to any chemical processing and therefore has its cuticle intact making it less prone to tangling. The primary reason extensions tangle is because the cuticles have been stripped off, more on that later.
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Extensions are sourced from various countries in the world. The most common types are Indian (Remy being the best quality), Chinese (or Asian), Russian, and Latin American. Latin and Indian hair are in high demand because they are more structurally similar to Caucasian hair than Chinese hair, and cost less than Russian hair. Chinese hair strands are quite thick and need to be subjected to an acid wash to make them thinner so they appear more like Caucasian hair. Unfortunately the cuticles get removed in the process making it prone to tangling.
Indian hair comes from the Hindu temples in India where women give their tresses to temples to show respect and gratitude to their deities. The temples in turn auction the donated ponytails to wholesalers to fund their charities.
The hair is woven into hair wefts, or sold on as ponytails also called "bulk hair" used for fusion bonding, Brazilian knots, braids etc. The wholesalers, some of whom are raw cambodian hair manufacturers sell it on to distributors and retailers and it eventually ends up in salons in the West where demand for it highest.
Latin extensions, especially Brazilian and Peruvian hair have risen in prominence recently and are considered by some to be better quality than Indian hair. Wefts, ponytails, and wigs now claim to be made of real Brazilian hair and the sheer amount of products makes one wonder where all the hair comes from.
Brazilian women love long hair. So much so they invented their own method of attaching extensions - the Brazilian knot. So who amongst them could be selling their hair when they all want longer hair? The answer I'm afraid is nobody. Brazil doesn't have a ready supply of people willing to donate their hair like India does. What is referred to as Brazilian hair is usually just hair from South America including Peru.
Although Indian and Latin hair are both structurally similar to Caucasian hair, Latin hair has a heavier density than Indian hair. Because South Americans are so ethnically diverse, some of the curl patterns have coarse textures allowing them to blend well with ethnic hair.
All forms of hair extensions when worn continually can cause thinning and traction alopecia. Using a thickening and follicle strengthening shampoo and tonic regularly can reduce the effect of thinning. Regular breaks lasting a few months at a time between applications are highly recommended to allow follicles and the scalp to recover.
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Whichever version of extension is used, making sure it is virgin hair from a single donour can go a very long way in reducing the amount of stress on your natural hair due to any pulling involved during detangling. If hair loss is experienced as a result of tension from extensions, a suitable traction alopecia treatment [https://www.wholesalehairvendors.com/] should be used to deal with the thinning and bald patches.
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