Genius Weft Wholesale: A Sample Inspection Checklist for Salon Brands

Record the product reference, material description, shade, length, stated weight and number of pieces supplied. Photograph the unopened identification and then the sample itself. This sounds administrative, but it is how a later inspector knows which construction was approved when several similar-looking tracks are being compared.

Ask whether the sample represents the exact construction intended for production. If it is only a display reference, identify the fields that will change and require confirmation. Do not approve a new weight, width or material combination merely because its label uses the same Genius name.

Select a Genius product reference · Genius manufacturing and no-return-hair explanation

Lay the weft out under a consistent viewing setup and inspect the seam profile, attachment area and hair emerging below it. Record what you actually observe rather than writing “invisible” or “comfortable” as if those were measured properties. If seam height or thickness is important to your brief, agree the measurement points and method before taking readings.

For a no-return-hair request, inspect specifically for short folded-back hairs at the top seam. Do not substitute a general photograph of smooth lengths for that check. Record whether the selected sample matches the requested construction, while keeping any unexplained short hairs or edge features available for discussion with the supplier.

A pack weight does not define the width of each section. Measure the finished width and count the supplied pieces, then reconcile those values with the stated weight basis. Ask whether the number refers to net hair or a finished item that includes the seam. Two equally weighted packs can distribute the hair differently across the available track width.

For sample discussion, 50g or 100g can be useful reference configurations when their unit is explicit. They are not automatically the weight of every Genius piece. If your intended use requires several sections, record their individual widths and the total pack configuration rather than accepting only the aggregate grams.

Ask the supplier whether cutting is permitted on that exact construction and what preparation or edge handling is required. Agree where and how a test section will be cut, and reserve an unchanged sample if possible. This is a product-evaluation step, not a general installation instruction; the intended professional method needs its own qualified assessment.

Record the edge condition before and after the agreed test and any specified handling or washing sequence. If a result is unclear, stop and ask for clarification rather than repeatedly cutting the remaining reference. An unrecorded cut can make it difficult to distinguish a construction issue from a test that did not follow the agreed method.

Use the agreed sample-evaluation method for shade, usable length, end fullness, texture and any washing observations. Keep the track assessment in a separate section of the record. Review material processing and attachment suitability as separate requirements, then approve both for the intended product.

If you compare two material grades on the same construction, label them clearly and keep the test conditions consistent. If you compare two constructions, hold the material and colour direction as comparable as practical. This avoids attributing every observed difference to the word Genius.

Existing sample-evaluation method · Weight-basis definitions

A Genius sample is worth developing when its actual seam, width, weight distribution and handling meet the intended professional application. It is not automatically the right choice just because a buyer wants a thinner-looking track. A different construction may be more suitable if your method requires a particular attachment or fixed-width section.

Record your decision and the unresolved fields. Approval should identify the exact sample and the conditions accepted. If you later change width, material, shade processing or the no-return-hair requirement, review the affected fields rather than carrying the original approval forward without checking.

Explore our product specifications and linked construction references when preparing your sample request.

Prime Human Hair product specifications · Prime’s construction-specific no-return-hair statement