Maybe you've been wondering for a while whether you should invest in a remi hair weave. And if you've asked your friends and family, no doubt you've heard a pretty broad range of opinions.

But ultimately, it's up to you to decide. When it's time go to the stylist and ask for your remi hair weave, you need the facts. So let's take those dearly-held opinions one by one.

Won't a remi hair weave look cheap and fake? Not at all! A remi hair weave is real human hair. While some cheap synthetics can look inauthentic, a remi weave will be indistinguishable from your real hair (unless it's not woven correctly).

Isn't a remi hair weave hard to care for? Well, it's not exactly low-maintenance, but with a little effort, your hair will look beautiful every day. Remi hair extensions are all-natural, which means they'll respond to things like heat and humidity just like your own hair. It's a good idea to think of your weave as part of your own head of hair, and treat it accordingly.

Where does the hair in a remi hair weave come from? Won't it look different from my own hair? Remi hair weaves are composed of Indian human hair, famed for its neutrality and capacity for styling. Chances are, unless you were born with green hair that stands straight up, a remi hair weave will match your hair perfectly. Salon professionals have a wide range of options to choose from, varying in color, texture and length.

Won't my remi hair weave be expensive? That depends on what you mean by "expensive." Synthetic hair extensions are cheaper, but won't last as long. Depending on the style, volume and length of your weave, you could pay as much as $400 or as little as $100. If that's outside your price range, or if you don't want to make the commitment, you might want to start off with a synthetic weave and move on to human hair if things work out.

Won't it fall out? No. Your remi hair weave will last up to a year.