Are your bracelets made from real Elephant hair and collected legally and not harming the Elephants?
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These are made from real Elephant hair. I own one and can guarantee you these are genuine. You can tell if it is genuine or not by burning the tip of the bracelet. Smells like burning human hair! People who ship these to the US have to have a license that proves these were collected without harming the Elephants. These can't be shipped to the US unless they are legally harvested. Amazon doesn't allow illegal products into the US. All things on Amazon are legal.
1441064
I don't make the brackets, I am a consumer like you. I suggest you go to the suppliers web site.
1441065
My bracelet did look to be made from real elephant hair, but they are small size hairs and may not be what you are looking for if your like the thicker hair bracelets. As for were the hairs collected legally I did not receive any info with my bracelet just the bracelet in a package.
1441066
The research I did convinced me that the hair came from a legal game farm. Check out their website and watch the video. David M
1441067
Taylor ... those bracelets are NOT real elephant hair ... those are replicas using plastic strings ...I know because I felt in the tramp ... if you want to use it as an accessory it´s fine and harmless to elephants ...
1441068
All animal products have been obtained in a controlled enviroment regulated by the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES), and the marketing of these products plays a roll in the long term preservation and conservation of Wildlife. Thank you.
304626
There are, indeed, little scrubbing beads in this product. I really loved it until I recently discovered that these beads are made out of silicon and there are millions and millions of them draining into our rivers, lakes & oceans. Fish mistake them for food (fish eggs), eat them and are getting sick and dying. I'm normally not that much of a tree-hugger type, but I've stopped using these products.
443749
I dont think so.. i just recieved mines today in the mail and i can smell the chemicals on them... I usually order from ebony j hair, now thats REAL quality. i recommend her.
1555858
No..i'm not sure what it is, but it is not ivory. Looks good though, and cruelty free.
348400
As far as I can tell, my broom (bought a few years ago) is made predominantly out of natural hair. I can't be sure if it is horse hair, but I can tell you that it is a very good broom.
1887990
No, they are not human hair, they are synthetic, if you try to curl or color them you are going to ruin them.they look very natural, you don't need to do anything to them, only brush them carefully after each use and hang them or save them straight.
1215809
No, they are not. I worried that only the cotton used to make the sheets was GOTS (because manufacturers can do anything to fabric once they have it, right?). But it's not just the cotton and the dyes, but the fully finished sheet, and even the packaging that are safe, natural, and organic -- everything is independently certified to the Global Organic Textile Standard.
1988411
The bracelet itself is rubber, identical to those rubber support bracelets. The insect repellant in them is a citronella oil. I've thrown away the packaging so I don't have the exact ingredients, but this is what I remember.
336301
I'm not sure, seems like real Indian hair, but they are extremely thin. You'd need about 4 sets to fill your head
505347
I think they are. Depending on the seller. I got mine pretty quickly and I liked the fact that they were already attached to clips (although I would secure them more) and they there were separated into different widths. They're pretty thin so you'll need at least 2 layers at a time, but no one notices I have fake hair in and they're a good 2-3 inches longer than my regular hair curled. I like them.
630132
No they are not real its fake jellyfish. its just cool and something that you can have on your desk or were ever and never have to worry about feeding.
32896
The packaging doesn't say anything about use on animals. But here are the active ingredients: geraniol oil, lemongrass oil, citronella oil. If your dog has long hair it may get tangled in the bracelet. And it was made in China, if you're worried about that.
282467
Nope. I had to order a different wristband that's made from a completely different material from Etsy.
1502516
I have had no problems with any length of animal hair or human hair. Only problem is with long strings from some dog toys or children's toys.
1840676
You can find cruelty free peacock feathers on ebay. (I did.) Since these are from China, likely not cruelty free, sorry to say.
551965
I have used my curling iron on them with no problem. I do condition then occasionally just to keep them from breaking. I honestly believe they are human hair.Sure feels like it if it's not!
1449129
Yes, but so are Rainbow Loom bracelets. Rainbow Loom is the way to go. Sturdy, strong, good quality. Royal Loom is flimsy, easily broken and not good quality. Rainbow Loom bands seem to be better, too, although you could use any kind of band.