What is the reason for having so many different hair types?

You must understand that the term "human hair" refers to any type of hair derived from humans and is not a specific type of hair. Then there's the matter of the type of human hair, which is where things get a little confusing. When it comes to human hair types, there are numerous classifications to choose from.

Hair extensions can be made from a variety of different types of hair. Human hair and synthetic hair are the two most common types of raw materials, according to common sense, and can be divided into two categories.

Human hair is also classified into three types: non-remy human hair weave, remy human hair, and virgin human hair. Non-remy human hair is the least expensive of the three types. In addition, there are many different types of synthetic hair, including Toyokalon fiber, polupropylene fiber, and kanekalon fiber, among others.

Human hair extensions are exactly what they sound like: extensions made from the hair of a person or group of people who have generously donated their hair.

In accordance with hair country

First and foremost, the texture of the strands is greatly influenced by the region from which they are sourced. For example, Indian hair wefts, Peruvian hair, Malaysian hair, and so forth. ;All of these categories are associated with the origin, and it is this that has an impact on the natural appearance and texture of the product.

 

 

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Depending on the texture of the hair

There are numerous variations, including body wave, curly, straight, deep weave, loose, and so on. What other variations of human hair are there besides straight, wavy, curly, and frizzy hair? Actually, hair is divided into different categories, each of which is represented by a number and then a letter. Hair that is flat and straight is a 1a, whereas tight coily hair can be a 3c. It goes all the way up to 4 degrees Celsius, I believe. I would say that the terms "frizzy" and "wavy" are simply descriptive terms for your hair.

The origin, on the other hand, is not the only factor that influences the quality. The method used to collect the hair has an impact on the overall appearance and quality of your extensions as well as how long they last.

So REMY is, in essence, that method, and it is, to put it mildly, the most effective method available. This is due to the fact that Remy hair is collected without removing the cuticles or altering the natural direction of the strands of hair.

REMY is typically gathered from temples and other locations where people voluntarily donate their hair to the cause. Non-remy ones are more likely to be found in hair brushes and salon waste bins than in remy ones. As a result, they aren't necessarily in the best of health.