The True Origins of Remi®
Fashion World Ent., Inc. aka Bohyme was the first to implement a method for preserving hair cuticles and aligning them in a unidirectional way, creating the most natural looking and feeling hair on the market. In 2001, the term REMI® was introduced into the hair industry and set the new standard for hair extensions. Today, the term Remi®, or Remy, is one of the most widely used terms to signify high-grade quality hair.
Long respected as a pioneering force in the world of hair, Remi® was founded by the visionary Mr. Sam Hong. Shattering misconceptions about extensions, Sam revolutionized the industry when he began creating custom human hair extensions in 1978. Ever the innovator, Sam originated the term Remi®—trademarking more than a name, he fundamentally transformed the hair industry and set the standard for preserving hair cuticles.
But even though Remi® and Remi Hair® are official trademarks with the US Patent and Trademark Office and true marks of our parent company Fashion World, Ent., many are mystified when it comes to the origins of the term Remi and all of its variances. In fact, the misuse of the term and the widespread interpretations of the word (i.e., “Remy” or “Remy Hair”) have only added to the confusion and mystique.
So What is Remi Hair®?
Remi hair is defined as virgin hair with intact cuticles that align in the same direction. The highest quality of hair extension is referred to as Remi or Remi Hair. We are fortunate that decades later, Remi is still considered to be the Rolls Royce of the hair industry.