Human Hair Market Growing Fast

Sarasota Herald Tribune / The Associated Press ^ | January 6, 2008 | By Tere Figueras Negrete

[GOPJ]

SmartGrow began as the brainstorm of Phil McCrory, an Alabama hairstylist, nearly 20 years ago. McCrory was watching television coverage of the massive oil spill in Alaska caused by the Exxon Valdez in 1989, when he noticed oil-covered otters swimming to shore. "I noticed how their fur soaked up the oil, and it just clicked," said McCrory, who used the clippings from his Huntsville salon -- and his wife's pantyhose -- to develop a prototype.

Nice post - thanks.

[GOPJ]

Is there a way to do a DNA on “bone china” from China? They’re putting out a lot of it — don’t see a lot of cows over there...

[CDHart]

They boil it in 120 degree water? That's a trick.

Carolyn

[Don Joe]

Ugh.

Now I’ve seen everything.

Soylent Yellow — for real!

This is revolting beyond belief.

WHERE’S the damn OUTRAGE???

I won’t even say what everyone is thinking — other than to say that yeah, I’m thinking it too. And it makes me want to vomit to think that they’re most likely doing that.

[Enchante]

I think the “product” from some supermodels having their Brazilian “bikini waxes” would make for a thriving market in human hair product..... think of all the guys who would pay more for tomatoes grown with such assistance....