European Hair with Intact Cuticles
European hair, which is becoming always harder to find on the market, has a unique texture,it is soft and shiny and has a natural movement making it difficult to understand you’re wearing an actual wig. Compared to Asian hair it is notably fine, soft and silky.
In order to preserve all of its characteristics selected two specific caps, which we’ve called Natural Cap and Anti-Slip Cap, these caps have been designed to preserve and keep the cuticles intact all
the way up to the roots.
The choice of this advanced cap is inevitable because with the best quality hair on the market the craftsmanship has to be the upmost best. The result is an outstanding wig that combines the quality of the materials with highly advanced craftsmanship. It has been designed for the most demanding clients, and it stands out for its enduring quality and extreme naturalness.
The wig styles produced with European hairs are five, two of them (Emily and Rebecca) are made with virgin hairs.
Indian/Asian Hair with Intact Cuticles
We use only 100% Remy hair with intact cuticles, which has been meticulously selected for our wigs with 25/30cm long hair because it preserves all the characteristics of our own hair, such as volume and softness. The cuticles help protect the hair from the many stress factors that can damage long hair such as frequent styling with hot tools, blow dryers or rubbing against clothes.
Because of the cuticles, the hair on the wigs lasts longer without drying up as fast as in other wigs. Furthermore, because the
cuticles are all aligned in the same direction they prevent long hair from getting tangled.
A word of warning about “100% Remy Hair”
It has almost become a custom to throw around loosely the term “100% Remy” when referring to a natural hair wig.
In reality, genuine whole Remy hair with intact cuticle is a minority on the market due to the strong demand and high sourcing costs.
To maintain a high production level, many Remy producers prefer to use “hair collections” – sidestepping certain quality controls whilst sourcing hair – for example, not failing to check that the cuticle cells all overlap in the same direction – root to tip.
Using poor quality hair (non-Remy) necessitates different procedures in hair processing and sacrifices the quality of the end result. A wig made with non-Remy hair cannot compare in quality of end-product to a wig crafted with 100% genuine Remy hair.