Which feature distinguishes Remi hair?

• A. Root ends sewn into base
• B. Cuticles mismatched orientation
• C. Synthetic coating
• D. Minimal shine

Answer: (A)

Remy hair is defined by preserving the natural direction of the cuticles and keeping the hair structure intact from root to tip. A feature where the root ends are sewn into the base helps maintain that alignment and keeps the hair cohesive, reducing shedding and tangling. This construction method is a practical way to preserve the natural cuticle direction, which is what sets Remy apart from hair with mismatched cuticles or other finishes.

If cuticles were mismatched in orientation, the hair would tangle and shed more easily, which is characteristic of non-Remy hair. A synthetic coating would indicate artificial fibers, not natural Remy human hair. Minimal shine is not a defining feature and can occur with various hair types, so it’s not a distinguishing trait.