the difference between brazilian and vietnamese raw hair

The Difference Between Brazilian and Vietnamese Raw Hair

Most hair lovers are familiar with Brazilian Hair but have you heard of Vietnamese hair. Vietnamese raw hair is very rare while Brazilian hair is more common. I know you’re probably wondering which one is better yet the question you should ask is which one is for your hair texture and desired to look?

Although both are considered virgin hair, Vietnamese raw hair is raw which is a significant difference. To gain a deeper understanding lets first delve into the difference between the two terms.

What Is Virgin Hair

Virgin hair is hair that is not chemically processed. It has never been permed, dyed, or bleached. All the cuticles of the hair face the same direction. This type of hair is extremely popular because you can dye, bleach, cut, and process the hair and treat it as your own. You can curl it and wash it just like you would your real hair.

Virgin Remy hair is in almost everything nowadays in the hair world. From wigs to sew-ins, and even clip-ins. Its longevity and versatility have caused virgin hair to dominate the market. Many love it because it provides minimal tangling and shedding.

The hair comes in many forms from Brazilian to Peruvian, Malaysian, Indian, Cambodian, Vietnamese you name it. The List goes on and on. What do all of these things mean? Are some types of hair better? Which hair texture and type are best for me? Each hair type has its own texture and qualities that separate it from the rest. In this article, we will go over Vietnamese Raw Hair and Brazilian Hair in-depth and the difference between the two.

What Is Raw Hair?

Raw hair has all the qualities of virgin hair, but it goes a step further. Not only has it never been chemically processed but it has never had heat applied to it as well. Donors have never had their hair straightened or curled. It is the purest and most natural hair on the market. This is the main difference between virgin hair and raw hair.

Virgin hair is steamed to achieve different textures. All raw hair is considered virgin hair, but not all virgin hair is regarded as raw hair.

What Is Brazilian Hair?

Brazilian Hair is one of the most common types of hair. This hair texture blends well with all types of hair even hair of thicker textures. Whether you are natural or permed, this hair is likely to blend well with your hair texture. It is mainly known for its softness yet thick texture. It has a natural luster and shine and is thick and soft. You don’t need many bundles to achieve a full look with this hair due to its density.

Almost every company carries Brazilian hair. It is one of the most common types of hair on the market. It comes in various textures from straight, wavy to curly and it comes in a wide range of colors and lengths. The curls hold very well and curls when wet. It also is not prone to tangle. Many consider this the most versatile hair type.

Brazilian hair

What Is Vietnamese Raw Hair?

Vietnamese Raw Hair comes directly from Vietnam. This hair is cut off a donor’s head, wefted, and cleansed. The simple lifestyle of the women in Vietnam from the way they live to even their dietary intake all reflects the quality of the hair.

One of the many reasons why we love Vietnamese hair is because of the high quality. In Vietnam, the women rarely process their hair or straighten it. How they take care of their hair has a lot to do with why Vietnamese hair is top, not raw hair quality. Many of the women in the country grow their hair incredibly long because of this the hair can be purchased in long lengths from 30 inches and above.

This hair is exceptionally pure. Vietnamese hair is soft and silky. It comes in body wave and straight. It does not have as much luster as Brazilian hair, and it is also thicker. Due to its softness and ability to hold curls, it is currently in high demand.

Vietnamese raw hair

Similarities And Differences

Brazilian and Vietnamese Hair are both considered virgin hair meaning that they are hair that is unprocessed. Brazilian hair is usually cheaper while Vietnamese hair is pricier due to its rarity. Vietnamese hair only comes in natural colors because it is raw. Vietnamese Raw Hair is harder to find than Brazilian hair for two main reasons. One is that Vietnamese hair is not as common and two it is raw hair.

What we love about both is that with both hair types, you can accomplish a variety of styles and colors. When it comes down to choosing between the two a lot of it may have to do with your hair texture as well as if you would like a pricier option or something a little bit more affordable while still achieving excellent results.

Which Is Best For You

Overall both textures are superb. I have tried both and dyed them myself and achieved excellent results. It is hard to tell the difference between the two unless if you are a hair expert. Both work well with color and heat.

Now, of course, with any decision, it is always best to do what is best for you when making a decision. Like many hair decisions, it all depends on your hair type and the style you want to achieve. We offer both Brazilian and Vietnamese Raw hair here at Private Label Extensions in various lengths.

Our Brazilian hair comes in a variety of textures and colors from afro kinky, kinky straight, straight, deep wave, Spanish wave, loose wave, body wave blonde and gray. While our Vietnamese hair comes in straight, wavy, and natural gray color.

Bundles in hair and hand

If you are starting a hair business, we highly recommend that you provide a variety of textures for your client's needs. Have you tried either of these? If so which do you prefer and why? Let us know in the comments section.

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Very informative and well written article! Thanks for sharing.

Kari

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