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Falling hair, again from volume 1 you will remember the hair cycle. The
hair grows, then separates and is forced out by the new hair, or comes out
in the comb or hairbrush. In the remote villages of China these hairs are
saved everyday and rolled into a ball similar to a ball of wool or string.
Once these balls get big enough, they are exchanged for food. It is then
sold to the factory where the hairs are unrolled and separated into
different lengths and the white hairs removed, these hairs are sold as
Non-Remi, as the factory can not be sure which way up each end should
be. Fig 3.
Fig 3
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