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"Shines with The Colour of Pearls": Myanmar`s Trade in Human Hair Booms

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3 November 2018 08:14 WIB

Workers clean the hair for export at Tet Nay Lin Trading Co. in Yangon, Myanmar, June 19, 2018. REUTERS/Ann Wang

2 November 2018 00:00 WIB

A worker dyes the hair for export at Tet Nay Lin Trading Co. in Yangon, Myanmar, June 19, 2018. REUTERS/Ann Wang

2 November 2018 00:00 WIB

Workers clean the hair for export at Tet Nay Lin Trading Co. in Yangon, Myanmar, June 19, 2018. Although the trade in human hair dates back centuries, only in the last decade or so, as Myanmar has opened up to the outside world, have its people begun to grasp the economic opportunity.REUTERS/Ann Wang

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A woman sells her hair at Insein hair market in Yangon, Myanmar, June 18, 2018. Long hair is esteemed as a mark of beauty and has deep religious meaning in Buddhist-majority Myanmar, where monks and nuns shave their heads as a sign of humility. REUTERS/Ann Wang

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Thidar Win cuts Nwe Yee Win's hair she purchased for $18 in Yangon, Myanmar August 22, 2018. Zin Mar handed over the equivalent of $13 for the 20 inches (51 cm) of hair she sheared off, roughly the minimum weekly wage in Myanmar. REUTERS/Ann Wang

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Zin Mar measures the length of the hair of a customer who is thinking of selling it at Insein hair market in Yangon, Myanmar, June 18, 2018. Hair helps to pay the rent for Za Za Lin, whose eyes filled with tears as her long black mane was combed, cut, and untangled by practised hands at a roadside market stall in Myanmar's commercial hub of Yangon. REUTERS/Ann Wang

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