Human Hair Extensions for French Professional Buyers

Your shade name, internal colour code and physical reference should identify the same intended result. For blonde, beige, rooted or blended directions, supply a colour ring, swatch or current extension where possible.

State where the colour sits on the finished product: root depth, transition and distribution through a weft, tape piece or strand. Approve the finished extension as well as the colour direction, because construction changes how the shade is seen.

Once the product is agreed, connect it to the product card, label, bag or box. If your packaging uses French, provide the final wording, product names and artwork for review. Keep shade and length identifiers consistent with your internal range.

Packaging dimensions, quantities and production timing are reviewed separately from the extension. Check the finished layout against the approved product and pack configuration before approving artwork.

State whether the quoted unit is one weft, a set of fixed sections, a pack of Tape-In pieces or a count of bonded strands. Record net hair weight separately from attachments and packaging so quotations can be compared.

Include the French destination postcode, sample or production quantity and preferred shipping method. Freight is quoted from Qingdao for the actual shipment; production and delivery timing are confirmed separately.

• Product construction and current reference
• Physical shade reference, root and blend direction
• Usable length and net hair weight per selling unit
• Pieces or strands per pack
• French artwork and packaging scope, if required
• Destination postcode and sample or production quantity

Share the product and colour reference you already use. We can review the sample direction before developing its branded presentation.

• Tape-In constructions
• Physical colour development
• Private-label workflow
• Sample evaluation guide
• European range planning

Manufacturing in Qingdao · Product-specific quality checks