TYPES:
Slavic Hair
European Hair
Asian Hair
Pros:
Natural Look:
Human hair looks the most natural, as it has the same texture and shine as your own hair.
Durability:
With proper care, this hair can last a long time.
Coloring and Styling Options:
Human hair can be colored, curled, and straightened just like your own hair.
Variety of Textures and Colors:
Human hair is available in a variety of textures and shades, allowing you to find the perfect match.
Cons:
High Cost:
Human hair is more expensive, especially high-quality hair.
Requires meticulous care:
Requires regular care, just like your own hair.
Tangling Risk:
Can tangle and require more frequent trims.

TYPES:
Kanekalon
Heat-resistant synthetic material
Pros:
Low cost:
Synthetic hair is significantly cheaper than human hair.
Ease of care:
Synthetic hair requires less maintenance and doesn't require special products.
Color variety:
Available in a wide range of colors, including unusual and vibrant shades.
Cons:
Unnatural appearance:
Can be shiny and less natural-looking than human hair.
Limited styling options:
Not all synthetic hair can be dyed or heat-treated.
Less durable:
Shorter lifespan and loses its attractive appearance more quickly.

TYPES:
A blend of cut (10-20%) and regenerated (lost) hair (80-90%)
Pros:
Compromise between price and quality:
The cost is lower than cut hair, but higher than synthetic hair.
Improved properties:
Combination hair can be stronger and more resistant to damage than purely synthetic hair. This hair is also completely natural and similar in structure to your own hair.
Cons:
Quality depends on the composition:
Quality and appearance depend greatly on the proportions and quality of the materials used.
Limited care and styling options:
Care and styling options may be limited compared to cut hair.