European Hair? Why Is It Better, Where To Get It?

[GeorgeW1960]

Can someone explain to me why European hair is diferent, and who sells custom pieces with it.



Thanks

 

[grincher]

Its considered less processed, a truer colour retained and a finer shaft. The price difference is due to supply and Chinese import tax.

I have sent you a PM

 

[BaldBearded]

Huge difference, I have it now, and I LOVE IT!

 

[pgain]

Its considered less processed, a truer colour retained and a finer shaft. The price difference is due to supply and Chinese import tax.

I have sent you a PM

Can you PM aswell?

 

[[email protected]]

Is European hair just less processed Indian hair then, or is it from people of European background?

 

[Noah]

In theory it is supposed to be from European people, and therefore it doesn't have to be processed as much. Having said that, there are not many people left in Europe who are poor enough to consider growing their hair for sale, so it is a rare and costly commodity, and I think a lot of what is sold as "European hair" is not really.

I tried ordering European hair once, and although it was nice, my conclusion was that the relatively minor difference in feel wasn't worth the substantial extra cost. I keep my hair quite short, so maybe that makes a difference - maybe if you have long luxuriant locks the differences in texture are more apparent. The standard (but good quality) processed Indian hair works fine for me.

 

[[email protected]]

In theory it is supposed to be from European people, and therefore it doesn't have to be processed as much. Having said that, there are not many people left in Europe who are poor enough to consider growing their hair for sale, so it is a rare and costly commodity, and I think a lot of what is sold as "European hair" is not really.

I tried ordering European hair once, and although it was nice, my conclusion was that the relatively minor difference in feel wasn't worth the substantial extra cost. I keep my hair quite short, so maybe that makes a difference - maybe if you have long luxuriant locks the differences in texture are more apparent. The standard (but good quality) processed Indian hair works fine for me.

Thanks for the info!