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The newest hair extension product in African American beauty
salons today is Indian Hair. When I say it is hot, it is hot. Indian
hair is appreciated by African American women because of its
versatility. Indian hair can be worn natural straight with a slightly
wavy curl pattern or natural curly with a deeper curl pattern. Both
hair types can be flat ironed straight for a silky smooth look.
Some of our competitors charge a lot more for Indian hair;
however, it is the same exact product. Actually I wear the hair
myself, and I absolutely love it. I do not seem to want to wear
anything else other than Indian hair.
Usually, Indian hair is purchased raw; another more common
name is virgin Indian hair. When I say raw, I mean cut from straight
from the Indian woman’s hair and shipped directly to the states.
Another reason the African American culture is driven to this hair
because you can purchase the hair up to 36 inches long, tangle
free. Now that’s serious business when it comes to weaves and
hair extensions.
So, if you have not tried Indian hair you may want to get on the
band wagon. You are missing out!
salons today is Indian Hair. When I say it is hot, it is hot. Indian
hair is appreciated by African American women because of its
versatility. Indian hair can be worn natural straight with a slightly
wavy curl pattern or natural curly with a deeper curl pattern. Both
hair types can be flat ironed straight for a silky smooth look.
Some of our competitors charge a lot more for Indian hair;
however, it is the same exact product. Actually I wear the hair
myself, and I absolutely love it. I do not seem to want to wear
anything else other than Indian hair.
Usually, Indian hair is purchased raw; another more common
name is virgin Indian hair. When I say raw, I mean cut from straight
from the Indian woman’s hair and shipped directly to the states.
Another reason the African American culture is driven to this hair
because you can purchase the hair up to 36 inches long, tangle
free. Now that’s serious business when it comes to weaves and
hair extensions.
So, if you have not tried Indian hair you may want to get on the
band wagon. You are missing out!
Indian Hair Education - By Rhonda Robinson
Hopefully with this brief summary, I can help you understand the
difference of high quality Indian Hair. After you wear it one time, you
will never want to go back to the average beauty supply store hair. It
is nothing of the same and is not in the same league. There are two
types of Indian Hair: VIRGIN INDIAN (UNPROCESSED)& INDIAN REMY
(PROCESSED). VIRGIN INDIAN (UNPROCESSED)-Meaning the hair is
in it's natural state with no chemicals to it. It is cut then sewn directly to
the weft. Being this hair is virgin indian hair, it will only come in natural
black. Virgin hair means, hair that has not been processed in any
way; hence, it is usually taken from girls who have never processed
their hair. This hair is 100% natural, so there is no damage to the
cuticles. No other processing is done. INDIAN REMY (PROCESSED
HAIR) -Meaning it is virgin indian hair that has now been processed. It
is processed by adding color, perms, and different textures. Keep in
mind, there is still a distinct difference from the hair that you get in
your local beauty store. 1. It is Indian Hair - not Asian hair found at the
store. 2. After processing, it still holds its quality. 3. It is also reusable,
because of its quality. Now that I have explained the types, I will now
educate you on the different cuts. It is broken down into two types of
cuts: Double Drawn and Single Drawn. DOUBLE DRAWN -means hair
is cut directly from the root and mid back so that each hair is the same
length for a more thicker fuller look. This process allows almost all the
hairs to be the same length, which is rare in most human hair. It is
also a little heavier than single drawn. SINGLE DRAWN -means the
hair is cut usually starting at mid back across the top only, leaving the
bottom (ends) in its natural state. In this case, you will find shorter
lengths throughout the hair because it is the hair at the end of the
womans hair; however,it is great quality hair which appears more
natural.
QUALITY Indian hair is a very unique texture and blends very well with
any culture. It is very versatile. You can create so many different looks
with the same hair when reusing. You can wear it in its natural state
by allowing to air dry -Examples. a wavy look with the natural straight
texture or a curly look with the natural curly texture. Both textures can
be flat ironed bone straight or set with rollers or rods. Then, you can
also purchase it with one solid color or order it in its natural state and
apply color anywhere you wish. Well, we absolutely love it at Shear
Essence and we purchase from the best vendor in the country. Our
uniquely sewn wefts and hair quality allows it to be used over and
over again. It has been known to be used for as long as 2 years with
some of our customers. You are investing up front, to only save in the
future. Try the best today! Because the hair does not shed and it
does not tangle, IT IS REUSABLE UP TO 1 YEAR OR MORE!
Hopefully with this brief summary, I can help you understand the
difference of high quality Indian Hair. After you wear it one time, you
will never want to go back to the average beauty supply store hair. It
is nothing of the same and is not in the same league. There are two
types of Indian Hair: VIRGIN INDIAN (UNPROCESSED)& INDIAN REMY
(PROCESSED). VIRGIN INDIAN (UNPROCESSED)-Meaning the hair is
in it's natural state with no chemicals to it. It is cut then sewn directly to
the weft. Being this hair is virgin indian hair, it will only come in natural
black. Virgin hair means, hair that has not been processed in any
way; hence, it is usually taken from girls who have never processed
their hair. This hair is 100% natural, so there is no damage to the
cuticles. No other processing is done. INDIAN REMY (PROCESSED
HAIR) -Meaning it is virgin indian hair that has now been processed. It
is processed by adding color, perms, and different textures. Keep in
mind, there is still a distinct difference from the hair that you get in
your local beauty store. 1. It is Indian Hair - not Asian hair found at the
store. 2. After processing, it still holds its quality. 3. It is also reusable,
because of its quality. Now that I have explained the types, I will now
educate you on the different cuts. It is broken down into two types of
cuts: Double Drawn and Single Drawn. DOUBLE DRAWN -means hair
is cut directly from the root and mid back so that each hair is the same
length for a more thicker fuller look. This process allows almost all the
hairs to be the same length, which is rare in most human hair. It is
also a little heavier than single drawn. SINGLE DRAWN -means the
hair is cut usually starting at mid back across the top only, leaving the
bottom (ends) in its natural state. In this case, you will find shorter
lengths throughout the hair because it is the hair at the end of the
womans hair; however,it is great quality hair which appears more
natural.
QUALITY Indian hair is a very unique texture and blends very well with
any culture. It is very versatile. You can create so many different looks
with the same hair when reusing. You can wear it in its natural state
by allowing to air dry -Examples. a wavy look with the natural straight
texture or a curly look with the natural curly texture. Both textures can
be flat ironed bone straight or set with rollers or rods. Then, you can
also purchase it with one solid color or order it in its natural state and
apply color anywhere you wish. Well, we absolutely love it at Shear
Essence and we purchase from the best vendor in the country. Our
uniquely sewn wefts and hair quality allows it to be used over and
over again. It has been known to be used for as long as 2 years with
some of our customers. You are investing up front, to only save in the
future. Try the best today! Because the hair does not shed and it
does not tangle, IT IS REUSABLE UP TO 1 YEAR OR MORE!
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