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Grateful to have contributed to Anette Ollerearnshaw’s new article for ABTT’s Sightline, The World of Hair Merchants, Vendors and Curators.
It is encouraging to see this part of the profession treated with care and seriousness.
Thank you, Anette Ollerearnshaw, for including Lux Symbolica in the conversation!

Read it here: Siteline - Journal of Theatre Technology and Design, Pg 11
https://www.etnow.com/sightline/sightline_online/49-2/ =10

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The Uncomfortable Question

When did ethical sourcing become a product feature instead of a principle?
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The Uncomfortable Question When did ethical sourcing become a product feature instead of a principle? The hair industry's selective morality reveals more about cultural bias than actual concern for… | Beth Thompson The Uncomfortable Question When did ethical sourcing become a product feature instead of a principle? The hair industry's selective morality reveals more about cultural bias than actual concern for labor practices. But is that necessarily problematic, or is it simply human? Ethics in global commerce...

When "Virgin Hair" Claims Collapse Under Scientific Scrutiny
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#hairindustry #forensicscience | Beth Thompson Marketing Mythology vs. Forensic Science Reality When "Virgin Hair" Claims Collapse Under Scientific Scrutiny After years working within hair industry supply chains, I've watched premium pricing justified by terminology that sounds scientific but cannot withstand forensic verification. This matters....

That "Russian Hair" You're Paying Premium For? Science Can't Verify Where It Came From
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#hairindustry #supplychaintransparency #forensicscience #qualitycontrol #b2breality | Beth Thompson That "Russian Hair" You're Paying Premium For? Science Can't Verify Where It Came From Walk into high-end salons and you'll see "authentic Slavic hair," "genuine Russian hair," and "European hair" commanding premium prices. Vendors state that "authentic Slavic or Russian hair will cost significantly...

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The professional hair industry has a material standards problem. Here's what it looks like from the inside. | Beth Thompson Most people don't know this industry exists. The ones who do can't afford for it to fail them. The professional rare hair market serves film, theatre, luxury ateliers, and medical specialists globally. It has no standardised classification system, no independent provenance verification, and no insti...

New in our website Boutique Pro, wigs for theatre and film by popular demand. These are factory wigs made using our hair. Our theatre clients use them for the chorus in productions, and our film clients use them for stunt doubles work.
More will be added to our Boutique each day! Quantities are limited, these are unique pieces.
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