Note: This is a sponsored post. All opinions are mine.
Remy human hair extensions is a collective word used when hair extensions are collected, processed and sourced using standardized methods. The cuticle is the most important component which needs to be present and aligned in the same direction. Without these factors, it won’t be considered as Remy Hair.
There are two main types of Remy Human Hair: (a) Virgin Remy Human Hair and (b) Virgin Remy Human Hair Pre-Colored. The Virgin Remy Human Hair is 100% human and unprocessed. It was sourced and collected in bundles. The hair is collected as ponytails to ensure the cuticle is intact. The hair will then be sorted into different types depending on the length, condition, color and age. It also determines the overall quality of the hair. The Virgin Remy Human Hair Pre-Colored on the other hand is similar with Virgin Remy Human Hair but already went to processing such a perm, previous hair color or changed hair texture (rebonding, curling, etc.)
The overall quality of the remy hair will be dependent on the factors aforementioned above. The price usually follows. The better the quality, the more expensive it is. Good thing that Divatress provides great quality remy hair.
Divatress is a leading beauty e-commerce company that offers thousands of wigs and hair care products. Clients range from professional stylists, beauticians, working mothers, and students.
great tips! I would love to try this on my hair too. Thanks for sharing it!
Showed this post to my wife. She loved the idea and finish on the pieces. Appreciated!
Wow, they don’t even looks like hair extensions, look so real and fresh and I want to touch it!! I love the idea of 100% real hair into extensions I think it just looks natural, X
I am going to share this with the hairstyles I work with for shoots, they are are always looking for new products and tips. Great write up.
I haven’t tried hair extension, still satisfied with my hair 🙂
Am actually confused why this content is very far topic of your blog. It would be nice to feature when will be the next Wimbledon game and latest tennis gods 🙂
It’s nice to know few things about hair extensions. I will now know how to pick the right kind of extensions for my hair. Thanks for sharing.
I love changing my hair style all the time so hair extensions work great for me, I like it long this month, shorter the next.
Interesting! I remember back in school, I had a classmate who often changed her hair like every week. But the quality of this one definitely looks a lot better. 😉
I was not aware of these things. I share your post with my lover & she will decide the rest. Thanks for sharing these useful tips.
Take care,
I am doing my hair next and I love hair extensions. Such a great way to style your hair and protect it too.
I’m pretty happy with my hair, but it’s great to know that there are options out there like this. Thanks for the info.
I’ve always wanted to try some extensions! Just never really got around to it. Add this to my to-do list, thanks to this post!
I’ve never tried hair extensions before. These look lovely and natural! Thanks for sharing this info. Learned a lot!
This is such an interesting post. I’ve never tried any hair extensions before even though I have curly hair.
Oh this looks like a well-made wig. I’ve never had extensions but I could see it being a really fun way to change it up without making permanent hair decisions.
This looks amazing! I was just talking to my sister about wanting hair extensions for my wedding. These look great.
Interesting. I’ve heard of Remi hair extensions before. It’s incredible what they can do with hair.
Hair extensions are a great tool, remi hair is the best for me. thanks for sharing this particular place to shop
Really like your post. look so real and fresh, thanks for sharing knowlege about hair extensions.
That looks amazing and I’ve never tried using hair extensions but that’s good information to know.
Hair wigs and extensions of Divatress is really good. I love that there are so many designs to choose from. Love the Remy hair too!
What I liked is the way the author breaks down what Remy human hair actually means — emphasizing that real Remy hair is collected so the cuticle remains intact and all aligned in the same direction.
The distinction between Virgin Remy Human Hair (unprocessed, natural) and pre-colored (i.e. already dyed or processed) is also useful, especially for people deciding whether to invest in “raw” hair vs. something more manipulated.
I also noticed the article is transparent about being sponsored, which is good — it sets expectations that there is a promotional element.
That said, the author still gives a measured view: quality depends a lot on sourcing, handling, and matching (length, age, condition).
One thing I wondered about while reading: how well these extensions fare in different climates or after repeated use (washing, styling).