What kind of persons is the hair known as hair human hair extensions cut from ?

Indian people, russian prisoners exchanging for food etc...are some legends. Does anyone know how to verify these tales? or have any more tales on where it is coming from, the reason for the question is, there is so much of it availible for such little money. like $20 , how do they even make a profit when it takes so long to grow ? It just doesnt make sence. It's very strange.What kind of persons is the hair known as hair human hair extensions cut from ?
Well, just go hang out in a salon or barber shop for a few hours, and you'll see how many go through there in a day. The amount of hair that ends up on the floor is pretty amazing, so really, finding people with hair isn't hard.


You could always pay some homeless guy for his hair, he'd probably let it go cheap, then you just have to give it a washin', and it's set. So, it's not so hard to find, really


Also, they have to sell it pretty cheap, because if it was expensive at all, nobody would buy it, since the majority of the population makes it themselves for free.


Of course, it could all be a big lie, and it's hair from a horse's tail, who really knows for sureWhat kind of persons is the hair known as hair human hair extensions cut from ?
well, to be honest and truth be known, sone people donate their hair, but most I believe is from the ';donate my body to science'; category. when you give your body to science there is a bunch of labs and companies who are signed up for specific items such as placentas for cosmetics, hair for wigs etc. So technically some of the real hair wigs out there are from dead folks or really poor folks who need money ( it actually pays more than $20) or abuseD folks in India and south america, or wouldn't we like for this to be the case 100% of the time: good folks who believe in altruism. Since the wig lable won't tell you, I would personally stir away from real hair wigs, you never know where the hair came from (dead dude or really nice dude), that's bad vibe if you ask me, sort of like getting an engagement ring at the pawn shop, you never know why that ring got there in the first place...bad karma, very bad karma.