Hair extensions found on a Mummy from Ancient Egypt
Hair Harvesters at the Temple in Tiraputi, IndiaWomen wearing extensions dates back to ancient Egypt.
In fact, extension hair was recently found on a mummy.!
Human hair is grown mostly by ladies of various ages throughout Europe, Asia, and Africa
European hair is more fine or narrow following the cuticle removal process. Indian hair is oval, like European human hair and about the same diameter once stripped of its cuticle layer.
Human hair is harvested in various countries, where it is gathered using special hair brushes, and then it is sold to harvesters.
The hair harvesters remove the cuticle layer from the hair and bundle it according to length; it is carefully separated into standard color groups. Finally, it is sold to various distributors around the world, then sold to wig maker manufacturers, beauty supply houses, and hair salons.
Today, hair from India is in very high demand. Most of this hair is gathered at the Buddhist Temple in Tiraputi, where women sacrifice their hair in a religious ritual.
This is a multi-billion dollar import business in the United States.
Indique hair has recently made a deal with Great Lengths. Great Lengths has traditionally used
bohyme hair, a very high quality remy hair.
