Virgin Hair 101

Hey everyone, so today we're going to talk about virgin here. This is virgin here 101 and talk a little bit about prices here, but that's just to let you know the difference. Okay, so version here 101 talking about hair extensions. Let'S talk about what virgin is virgin. Hair is hair that has not been processed not by heat, not by chemicals boiling water pressure. Nothing not processed okay, not colored at all, no other that is virgin hair not to be confused with reini hair when people purchase virgin hair you're purchasing with the idea that the hair is virgin from the point of it being web did so. If someone color their hair put in on their hair before it was wefted, but it has in the process after it was whacked. It XO be considered version here, because it's virgin from the point she received it from the donor. So hopefully that makes sense for you guys most hair isn't process before it's cut off in the web date, but sometimes it is so. That'S virgin, hair, okay, remy, hair, totally different scenario. Whether or not the cuticles are aligned doesn't matter, the hair can be virgin and be non rainy or not have the cuticles of Martin, okay, and so it's very important to understand between the two merchant does not mean that the hair is going to be superb quality. That'S going to be dependent upon who you're purchasing it from the manufacturer of the hair, so that's the technical definition of virgin a lot of people are aware of how to determine whether or not their hair is virgin and in all honesty, with some hair. It'S really hard to tell so they're certain here, qualities, i'm showing you a bundle of virgin indian wavy hair. I got from a vendor a long time ago. Sometimes you can tell Anne Haran well the make the easiest way to determine if Harry's virgin is when you see a left, your pattern should not be exactly the same all the way across the left. You can see on this lift the pattern actually differs from one end to the other. It'S all wavy, but the weight is not the same all the way across. So you don't see it going like this. Ok, that's one way to determine that your hair has not been processed for pattern, usually that this happens, because the left is a combination of more than one donor. So vendor tells you that one donor makes a whole three ounce bundle of hair. They are not telling you the truth, they may be misinformed, but that is not the case, because a three ounce or four ounce bundle it's it's. No, it's nearly impossible for all of that hair to come from one person's head. If you look at pretty much anybody's hair in their ponytail, there are one single ponytail. You look and see that there, if they put their hair and Dylan's, not going to make a hole left of hair, which is the case and once you get through taking the hair that you cut off, tackling it, which is breaking the hair through. It'S like a wooden plate with needles in it. Tackling the hair pull a lot of the short pulse, the short hairs out, and then once you left it, you lose some of the lid which also has placed into the weight. So by the time you get through. One person's ponytail - you have your probably integral for website this long. It is information based on experience, okay, going to a hair manufacturing plant where they actually do take ponytails and hassle and let them themselves. So that's why you see multiple patterns. It won't wept because it is indeed more than one donor. / left a good manufacturer vendor will lend their hair by combining different ponytails that have very similar patterns. There are other factors, as you want to combine as well. I don't need to necessarily get deep into that, but making sure that the patterns are similar is what is going to make you a good version wept. So it looks almost identical all the way across, but it's not necessarily identical all the way across. That'S one way to determine at your hair has a new process for pattern, but then again vendors they can slip by another way to check the virginity of your hair is too wet there. This is old virgin curly hair when you wet virgin hair. Typically, what will happen is the weight from the water. It'S going to stretch the curls straight okay, when you let processed here, i'm going to show you the processed hair, and you can even see just the difference when you see it when you wet processed hair, it won't waive the hair down as much in the curl. It'S going to shrink back up essentially with virgin curly hair. When you wet it, it's going to have its going to hang more okay, it's not set it as a chemical or a tool. So the hare, the weight of the water is just going to pull the hair down. It'S going to just hang and you actually will have to scratch it to start to see the pattern form again. It'S going to have a more elongated pattern with processed hair. When you wet it soon, as that curl has been set, the hair it's going to kind of fight with the water and the water is not going to weigh the hair down. It'S going to just hold its form. If I would have soaked this hair with water, it's not going to really hang very much it's going to hang very little, but with virgin hair. If I selfie with water, it's kind of stretched just like this and hang really long. Some ministers have gotten pretty savvy when it comes to steam, processing to the point where the hair will be elongated when you win it, so that's one of the instances where you would want to look at the actual pattern of the hair. Another thing about processed here is when you see here like what I'm wearing right now, for you see, hair that has a texture like so which is like a relaxed texture that hair has been processed. If, if someone tries to sell you hear that is similar to this texture and tell you it's virgin brazilian hair, it is not virgin. It is not Brazilian it's processed hair and is most likely processed Chinese or Indian hair. So when you see the really sought-after textures, then generally, it's not virgin hair. Another thing about virgin hair brazilian hair malaysian here Russian here Italian here, peruvian hair argentinian here filipino hair that type of hair you're not likely going to run across often, and when you do it's not going to be cheap, it will not be inexpensive. If someone is selling virgin brazilian hair or virgin russian hair and they're selling it to you for $ 75, a bundle - it's not frigid here, nine times out of ten when a company is selling hair, with an exotic name, it's being sold as a processed curl to Mimic what they feel the hair should look like if it was from that country or origin, so whatever a company thinks virgin brazilian hair should look like or mulatto curl. The company will process the hair to that curl. That'S why, when you see here sold like that, all of it looks the same, you can buy a thousand bundles of hair of virgin brazilian hair is all going to look the same, but just like. I previously said when purchasing virgin hair, it's i'm not going to live the same if it's coming from different heads. Different people have different curls different pattern. It'S different, colors different. You know coil in their hair mounts and things like that. So you're not going to get the same thing every time, you're not going to get the same color every time, so another telltale sign harris processed is when it's always the exact color or you can purchase it in a color, as in a one be a 4. A 6 a-6 13 thin, your hair is processed unless its natural color, because sometimes you can't find a bundle. That'S naturally like a ginger red, color or blonde. But if you, if the vendor selling multiples of certain colors, it's likely processed hair. Generally speaking, when you order virgin hair the majority of people who are donating or sacrificing their err, do not have hair like mine, so you're not going to run across a lot of hair. That is highly textured. Most of it is going to have someone of a silky look like this or a nice high Sheen. You will find some that has a lower luster and a little more texture to it, but it's not going to be excessively hairy. Textured hair in a super dizzy. Little esther, like mine, you will rarely ever find that available for sale from a vendor energy. Do it's usually not going to be in a reasonable price if you purchase virgin hair and good quality version hair with the cuticles alignment intact, then generally, your hair will. Last walker: it's going to hold up to styling, better your curls will last longer, as in the the pattern of the hair, if you don't damage it with heat, I'm gon na be able to color the hair and we'll take the color. I can't tell you what a cover over I'm going to hold off like that, but the hair can last you longer if it's high quality from a good manufacturer buying hair that is virgin hair does not guarantee that it will last you longer or you get a Quality hair generally, it does last longer than process here, because process hair has been strict and coated it and once you're coding wears off or the cuticle start rubbing together. That'S one process: hair starts to tangle or mat, and if you color processed here sometimes, then you will totally ruin it because of the type of quality of here it is so in general version. Hair is better but, like I said only, it is high quality virgin hair with the cuticles and mine and intact, as well as really good wedding. Parties are really good web sealer, like ultimate web ceiling and trying to cover version here. This is where you can run into a problem, because, with processed hair, it's the cuticles generally have been strict, therefore, making it easier to color and your color will likely come out more because the color doesn't have to fight with as much cuticle in order to get The desired result with virgin hair everyone's hair is different if you color your natural hair and i'll put the same color on someone else's natural hair, you're, probably going to have a different result, because the hair is version in that process and it comes from multiple donors. On one left that here can process differently all on the same with so in some hair. The cuticle is really really tight on some virgin hair because of the origin, especially if it's asian here. So it's a lot harder for color or the chemical to penetrate through the cuticle pair of hair shop. It'S a lot hard for the color to get through, so sometimes it won't get through. Unless you really know what you're doing when it comes to color, then coloring version hair can actually be more complicated and produced worst results: the coloring processed hair, so it's kind of give and take coloring version hair. It can also produce much better results. Coloring virgin hair virgin indian hair to me takes the best color, because the hair strands are usually finer and finer. Hair is easier to cover, but it's also easier to dodge. So you have to be careful with virgin hair, but if you get a really good quality and treat it right and can last you forever. I have virgin hair in my stash that i've had for many many years and it's still going strong and been colored and take good care of it. So it's lasted me a long time, but the same goes for processed here. I'Ve have I have processed hair in my stash that had for years and years that I've colored that I take them. That'S less me a long time as well, so you have to weigh the pros and cons and decide what's best for you at the end of the day. What'S really important is the quality and whether or not you really can trust that vendor wedding is extremely important. It doesn't matter what hair that you get if it sheds from the weft profusely, then it's no good to you anyways. It'S you're, going to lose your hair you're, losing your investment and it's probably going to also tangle in the process from the hair falling. So there are a lot of different things to think about, but that's the gist of what I wanted to tell you about virgin hair. I know I didn't cover everything I'm going to allow you guys to leave me some questions that you may have and then i'll go ahead and do another video answering those questions, because this is such a broad topic to cover. But hopefully you guys found this video helpful and i look forward to talking to you all again soon bye, you