Becky Pemberton
Apr 9 2021, 3:39 ET
MANY people will be lining up to get a post-lockdown haircut, but could your locks earn you hundreds of pounds?
Alina Brewster reveals how she made $800 (£580.30) selling 26 inches of her hair, and the total could have been more if it wasn t for some split ends.
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Long-haired Alina Brewster made $800 (£580.30) selling 26 inches of her hairCredit: Supplied
Alina, who runs the blog The Page Savant, said she often got interest from people wanting to buy her long, blonde hair, before she even knew she could sell it.
She said: “Any time I went in for a trim, my stylist would joke that if I ever cut my hair, she would buy it. I thought, ‘That can’t be real, is it?’”
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