1. You can peel off the hair and separate the hair on both sides to see the skin inside, just like the effect you see when you peel off human hair, it has pores, it looks like it grows, and a hair follicle can grow out. 3--9 hairs. There are also general furs that are spliced together, not the whole piece. You look at the interface, which is the interface between one piece of leather and another piece of leather, and then compare the color of the two pieces of leather, the length of the hair, and the number of hairs in each pore. , thickness, ah, are different. These are where faux fur can't be faked.

2. At first glance, the artificial fur is either too shiny, the gloss is distorted, or the hair is tangled and untidy, and there is a lack of needle hair. Artificial fur imitating animal patterns, like other textiles, usually repeats regularly and orderly, and looks perfect. Real animal fur patterns can't be this perfect. And usually a coat needs to be spliced together from multiple pieces of fur, so it is impossible to be as consistent as artificial fur in terms of color and pattern uniformity.

3. You can also pluck a few hairs and burn them with a lighter. It smells like a burnt animal, like the original taste of barbecue. Then, depending on the fire, it will not be very strong, because the oil content is very small. After turning off the fire, recite the ash balls with your hands. It is easy to recite into powder, without agglomeration or lumps. This is the characteristic of animal hair. You can try it with a fever on one of your own heads, and you'll understand. The artificial ones are processed with chemical fibers, and after burning, they will form a ball and twist by hand to have a granular shape.