What is Remy Human Hair? Is it Worth Your Money?
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Remy human hair is one of the most popular and sought-after types of hair extensions. But what exactly is Remy human hair, and what does it mean? And why does everyone claim it’s better than non-Remy? Girlies, your questions are about to be answered.
Just as with every product in the haircare and beauty industry, there are varying levels of quality, and you can usually tell the difference between the two.
The same is true for human hair extensions.
Remy hair is considered the highest quality and most luxurious type of human hair extensions , while non-Remy is a lower grade.
So it most certainly is worth your money, as you’re getting longer-lasting, natural, and gorgeous hair. As beautifully shown with our bestselling Remy hair pieces below…
But let’s dig a little deeper into the differences between Remy and non-Remy human hair extensions.
Remy hair refers to human hair carefully collected to make wigs and hair extensions.
It's the highest-quality hair you'll find in hair extensions because it hasn't been dyed or chemically treated in any way. Sometimes, they might be referred to as virgin hair extensions.
Natural Remy hair extensions should always be collected from a single donor and never mixed with other hair types . This ensures that when you buy Remy hair, it will look and feel just like your own natural hair. Silky goodness!
A hair donor is paid for their hair, which is then sold to wig and extension makers. The careful collection method must be closely followed to make sure the hair is properly sorted and arranged in its natural direction.
Remy hair extensions are the best in the game. Not only do they have a natural look and last longer without tangling , but they also allow you to dye and style it like your own hair .
The lifespan of Remy hair extensions can vary depending on how well they're cared for and the method of installation.
With proper care and maintenance , Remy hair extensions can last up to a year. Yes, that's right! One whole year.
Regular brushing, using appropriate hair care products, and avoiding the overuse of heat styling tools can lengthen the life of your Remy hair.
You should note that dying the extensions can impact their lifespan , so choosing a good colour match is super important for preserving your extensions.
It's also recommended they be professionally installed and removed to prevent damage to the hair (this doesn’t apply to clip-in Remy extensions ). Our Lakeside Salon has some real talented stylists. Just saying…
Remy Hair |
Non-Remy Hair |
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Collected with hair cuticles facing the same direction (from root to tip) |
Collected in piles, so cuticles aren’t aligned (roots and tips mixed up) |
Less likely to become tangled, matted, or shed |
More likely to become tangled, matted, or shed |
Hair is smoother & shinier |
Hair appears less shiny |
Higher quality = more expensive |
Lower quality = less expensive |
Understanding the differences between Remy human hair extensions and non-Remy human hair extensions is crucial when deciding which ones to invest in. Of course, Remy hair has the highest overall quality, but let's break it down so it's clear.
Here are the key differences between Remy and non-Remy hair:
You may have noticed we offer two types of hair extensions. Our much-loved Remy hair and our Synthetic Hair Extensions.
Now, we love both, and although Remy hair is a more premium, luxury option, synthetic hair extensions aren't to be sniffed at.
So here's a lil breakdown of the differences between both, and you can choose which one is best for you.
Remy Hair | Synthetic Hair |
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Made from human hair with the cuticles intact and aligned in the same direction. | Synthetic hair extensions are made from artificial fibres designed to mimic human hair. |
They can also be styled and dyed just like your natural hair. | Synthetic hair can't be dyed and is more susceptible to damage from heat styling. |
Remy hair extensions can last up to 6-8 months with proper maintenance. | Synthetic hair extensions tend to last a good few months if they’re properly maintained. |
Remy extensions are more expensive than synthetic options. | Synthetic hair extensions are generally less expensive. |
Remy hair extensions should be maintained properly to ensure that they’ll last as long as possible and minimise the potential for damage.
Luckily, maintaining the extensions is pretty easy, and we’ve got all the expert tips!
Remy hair extensions are, of course, human hair, and therefore, anything that you can do to your hair, you can do to the extensions; this includes heat styling and beauty products—just caring for the extensions exactly the same way you do your natural hair.
Just make sure to brush before and after use , wash regularly (not as much as your real hair) and occasionally give them a boost for some insane luscious locks.
See, easy.
Remy hair extensions are definitely a smart investment.
They’ll last you a world longer, look natural (because they are!) and give you the freedom to style your hair however you like without worrying about damaging them.
At RiRi Hair Extensions, we're committed to offering our customers the finest quality products. That's why we exclusively use Remy Hair for our human hair extensions.
The versatility of Remy Hair allows for various styling options, which means you can dye and heat style just like your natural locks. They will also look and feel amazing, helping you feel confident with your gorg new hair!
Remy virgin hair is often a term used to describe what Remy hair actually is. Remy hair hasn't been chemically treated, making it 'virgin hair'.
Yes! Remy hair is the highest-quality hair you can find in hair extensions.
Some hair extensions will be non-Remy hair. This has been collected in a poorer way, making for a lower-quality hair extension, but it is still valid for those who don't want to wear extensions all the time and have a lower budget.
Remy hair is human hair that’s been collected and carefully aligned to keep the cuticles intact, ensuring a high-quality and natural look. Human hair can be either Remy or non-Remy, depending on how it was collected and processed.