Remy hair has aligned cuticles, giving it a smoother, less tangle-prone texture,

while non-Remy hair usually has mixed cuticle directions, making it rougher and more

prone to tangling.

Run your fingers along the hair from root to tip and back. Remy hair feels

smooth going down and slightly rough going up, while non-Remy hair feels rougher in

both directions.

Brush the hair several times. Remy hair tangles less due to aligned cuticles,

while non-Remy hair tangles more easily and often mats due to mixed cuticle directions.

Yes, Remy hair typically has a natural shine, while non-Remy hair often appears

dull or overly shiny due to silicone coatings applied for temporary smoothness.

Remy hair generally remains smooth and flows well in water, whereas

non-Remy hair may become stiff or tangled when wet.

Yes, Remy hair can last much longer with proper care, retaining a natural look

and feel, while non-Remy hair may become frizzy or tangled after a few washes.

Generally, Remy hair is more expensive due to its quality and durability. Be

cautious of very low-priced “Remy” hair, as it may be non-Remy with temporary coatings.

Burning a small strand of hair can help. Real human hair burns slowly, smells

like burning feathers, and leaves a powdery ash. Synthetic hair burns quickly, smells like

plastic, and leaves a sticky residue.

Yes, real human hair tends to sink in water due to its density, while many

synthetic fibers float. This test is not foolproof but can give an indication.

Applying bleach to real human hair will lighten it gradually, changing from brown to blonde. Synthetic hair typically does not lighten with bleach and may degrade or melt

instead.

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