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THE PROCESS

INSPIRATION

It seems most that is good in design and products have an element of a natural origin. I find interest in the way wind blows a lock back, or how a hand flicks a tuft out of ones eyes. These subtle, you might say unnoticeable moments are real, and I strive to give my products the same natural, meaningful quality.

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Wind in the Hair

ETHICALLY SOURCED MATERIALS

The hair I use is real. I know our providers. What I acquire is sourced from vendors I trust and have a personal relationship with. I only use 100% virgin Indian Remy hair. Competitors commonly use a silicone-coated mixture of animal hair and synthetic fiber. This is why typical hair extensions tend to tangle easily and lose their body and natural flow.

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A source to feel good about.

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In many cultures, the traditional practice known as Tonsuring now serves a second modern agenda. Tonsuring is the practice of cutting or shaving some or all of the hair on the scalp, as a sign of religious devotion or humility. This practice can now serve a spiritual and practical purpose.

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The hair cultivated provides medical aid, education, food, and critical infrastructure projects. The traditional custom to remove the hair now serves multiple purposes that benefit society as a whole.

CRAFTSMANSHIP

I care. I realize image is important.  I want you to look your very best. My intent is to make sure every product I provide is of the highest quality and fits your specific needs. When I see the smile on your face bloom, my heart warms, and I know I've helped you move closer to the "You" you want to be 

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