Most of the wigs and hair extensions on the market come from countries like India, Brazil and China. China is the largest exporter and importer of human hair, and most of the hair comes from our own people.

Below is a list of the most likely places your hair extensions will come from:

China. China is the biggest exporter and importer of human hair and harvests huge amounts from its own population.

India. India is one of the largest exporters of hair, and most of the hair is harvested during religious ceremonies in Hindu temples. These hairs are typically left untreated, which means they are highly valued, even if women don’t get anything back from their hair.

Brazil. Real Brazilian hair is actually one of the most popular and valuable hair. Most donors come from small rural areas in Brazil, where donors are paid to maintain and donate strong, healthy hair.

Is the hair extension from horses or other animals?

Some hair extensions come from horse hair and other animals such as sheep. In other words, animal hair is rarely used only for hair extensions, and is usually mixed with real human hair.

The most common animal hairs used in hair extensions are yak, horse, sheep and even goat!

Where can I buy extensions that are not made by animals?

The sad reality is that it’s hard to know if the hair extensions or wigs you buy contain 100% real human hair. Hair trade is not regulated, so there are no rules to ensure compliance with statutory standards.

The best way to be 100% sure that the hair extension you buy does not include carcasses or pet hair is to get your hair from a reputable company or salon that you can find by word of mouth.

Just Hair Extension has unique hair source which is Chinese cuticle virgin human hair. The raw hair we select are unprocessed healthy human hair with full ends.

There are many ways to evaluate, if the wig is not 100% genuine, the only downside is that you can only tell when you buy the wig, then it is too late.

Conclusion

After all, it’s hard to determine where hair extensions come from, so you have to rely on trust, reputation, and quality of your hair’s origins. Stay alert and watch out for red flags or signs that the wig you buy may not be 100% genuine and only choose a reputable hair supplier when making your decision.