Katie Price was a brunette last time we saw her but sometimes prefer blonde. Whatever her colour she wears it with long single strand hair extension. You’ll pay £500-700 (we estimate) for the single strand hair extensions, as sported by Katie Price, and bought allegedly from a top London Hair Salon. (This is for the real hair extensions only and does not include the price for applying them and restyling your hair once the extensions are in place). On the other hand you can look round and pay up to 70% less for similar real hair extensions which purport to be of the same quality. This would bring the material costs down to £150 - £210 and make a massive saving of £350 - £490! This is exactly the credit-crunch discount we are all looking for. But should you buy them on the cheap? Should you buy them at all?
This question would be far easier to answer if we knew where the real human hair – some times more than 24 inches long – comes from. Unfortunately none of the sites we have visited publishes any information about this.
Could it be that there are towns, scattered throughout the world where, a few years ago, all the women had long flowing locks? Are these towns now full of women with short cuts? If there are, how much did they receive, when they sold their lifetime’s growth of virgin (untreated) hair to the hair seller? We hope it was more than £700.
