The Remy hair can be broken up into categories:

i) Virgin Remy Hair - hair that has not been coloured or treated in any way so it’s the most natural form of Remy hair.

ii) Non Virgin Remy hair - has been through some form of chemical process, most commonly colouring.

We at Hair by RA believe in top quality 100% human hair and nothing else for our clients and that is why we use Remy hair.

Please feel free to Contact us for your consultation where one of our specialist will come to you. So what are you waiting for?….

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0845 163 0877

There are many reasons that a woman may need to seek out hair extensions to add to the natural look she already has. Sometimes when people are having cancer treatments or other illnesses, their hair thins or weakens, and as such they need to ensure they find a replacement hairpiece so they can go out in public and mingle and feel comfortable with their appearance. Another reason is that women might need to change their look quickly for a surprise date or class reunion or other event, or a publicity promotion or appearance, a photo op or a special event. The best choice in all of these scenarios is always Remy hair extensions.

What is Remy hair? Remy hair refers to the highest grade of hair extensions that exists on the market today. This is 100% human hair that has no synthetic blends or additions of any kind and is cuticle correct. Remy hair extensions are the highest quality hair extensions anyone can get. These are the extensions that celebrities get when they need to have extensions. Hair technicians will refer to virgin Remy hair or non-virgin Remy hair. Virgin Remy hair has never been chemically treated in any way. This means it has never been coloured, permed or anything similar.

Conversely, non-virgin Remy hair often has undergone some kind of treatment, but this doesn’t mean these aren’t also very high quality Remy hair extensions in their own right. Virgin Remy hair is the most prized because of its purity and because it will be easiest to match this hair to almost any kind of hair. Non-virgin Remy hair, however, is often in very good shape and to the untrained eye, one may not be able to tell the difference.

We apply our Remy hair extensions to regular hair using the micro ring method to assure there is no breakage or damage to the original hair or to the follicles. Remy hair has cuticles that are unblemished and unbroken, so this is hair that will look 100% real and authentic. The colours are matched to your natural colour so no one can tell that the hair is part of an extension. When the cuticles are all maintained so they are going in the same direction, the quality is deserving of the name Remy hair. This is the ideal solution for women who want to get a long beautiful locks of hair in a short amount of time.

For any further information or advice then dont hesitate to call one of our hair extension specialists on 0845 163 0877 or email info@rachel-andrews.co.uk today!

The vast majority of people who choose to enhance their appearance through the use of hair extensions are women. The reasons are many. Some people may suffer from thinning hair and desire a volume boost. Other women may be anxious for their hair to grow out, so they choose to have extensions added. Perhaps an upcoming special event that a woman wants to look stunning at is the motivation for getting hair extensions. Whatever the reason, women all over London and Surrey are seeking options that look and feel natural and beautiful. For the longest-lasting, most convincing and comfortable option, there is nothing better than Remy hair extensions.

You may have heard this term tossed around, but do you know what it means? Remy is natural human hair that comes mostly from India. This is a popular location because of the combination of soft texture and gorgeous colour found in Indian hair. Many ethnic backgrounds of people can be matched to hair from this area of the world. Brazil is another common place to acquire Remy hair extensions. For people with light coloured hair, European hair is commonly used to match the proper colouring needed to satisfy the customer.

Remy hair extensions are considered top of the line because the cuticles are kept intact. When this is the case, all of the hairs in the extensions go the same direction, so there is the same softness and uniformity found in natural hair. The result is a look that appears completely natural. While Remy hair is the highest quality in human hair, there are six quality ratings based on processing and length. The top three fit into the “virgin hair” category. Virgin hair has not been chemically treated, permed or coloured at all. In other words, virgin Remy hair is 100% natural. Non-virgin hair is usually categorized as such because the colour has been enhanced. Non-virgin hair is still a very high quality.

You might choose Remy hair extensions that are single drawn, which means they are of all different lengths as they grow naturally from the head. Double drawn hair is sorted so that the length of all the hairs in the extension is within two inches of each other. The final are extensions that are sorted to be exactly the same length. This is the most expensive option, as meticulously sorting hair so they all match takes a great deal of work. However, all options look natural and beautiful.

Hair By RA offer both Remy Indian and European hair and can discuss your options in more detail at a consultation. Please contact us to book a consultation, call 0845 163 0877 or Email us today!

(Photo copyright Paul Christey)

The Remi hair can be broken up into categories:

i) Virgin Remi Hair – hair that has not been coloured or treated in any way so it’s the most natural form of Remi hair.

ii) Non Virgin Remi hair – has been through some form of chemical process, most commonly colouring.

We at Hair by RA believe in top quality 100% human hair and nothing else for our clients and that is why we use Remi hair.

Please feel free to Contact us for your consultation where one of our specialist will come to you. So what are you waiting for?….

www.rachel-andrews.co.uk

(Photo copyright Paul Christey)