When it comes to hair extensions, virgin hair is often considered the gold standard. But what exactly is virgin hair, and what sets it apart from other types of hair?
Virgin hair refers to hair that is chemically unprocessed. This means that the cuticle - the protective outer layer of the hair - is still intact and has not been stripped or damaged by chemicals. Because of this, virgin hair is considered to be high quality hair and is more expensive than other types of hair.
Our virgin hair is also sorted to make sure that the cuticles are all facing the same direction, which helps to prevent tangling and ensures that the hair looks and feels natural. The hair is collected directly from the donor's head, which means that it has not been mixed with hair from other sources such as hair fallen on the floor or comb.
Benifits of virgin hair
One of the benefits of virgin hair is that it can be styled and colored just like your natural hair. Because it has not been chemically treated, it is more versatile and can be colored or highlighted. This means that you can achieve the exact look that you want without having to worry about damaging your hair.
Curling process
Curling virgin hair is a popular styling technique, but it's important to do it properly in order to avoid damaging the hair. In the curling process, a curling iron is used to create the desired shape, and then the hair is baked at a high temperature for approximately 60 to 80 minutes in order to maintain its shape. No chemicals are used during this process, which helps to preserve the quality of the hair.
In summary, virgin hair is hair that is chemically unprocessed. It is sorted to make sure that the cuticles are all facing the same direction and it is collected directly from the donor's head, not from the floor or from a comb. Virgin hair is considered to be high quality and can be styled and colored just like your natural hair. Whether you're looking for a sleek and polished look or a wild and voluminous style, virgin hair can help you achieve the perfect look.