Hair in which the root end of every single strand is sewn into the base is called _____.

• A. Virgin hair
• B. Remi hair
• C. Non-Remi hair
• D. Synthetic hair

Answer: (B)

Remi hair is described by keeping the natural direction of the cuticles intact, with the root ends of all strands oriented and sewn into the base. This single-direction alignment preserves a natural look, helps the hair lie smoothly, and reduces tangling and shedding. Virgin hair is unprocessed from a donor but doesn’t inherently guarantee this alignment. Non-Remi hair has mixed or damaged cuticles and mixed directions, which can cause tangling. Synthetic hair is man-made and doesn’t have natural cuticles. So the description fits Remi hair, where each strand’s root end is consistently attached to the base.