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Raw materials:

 

  • 100% Human hair and Chemicals for production of hair extensions.

  • Determining what characteristics the shampoo formula will have. 

  • Deciding on aesthetic features such as how thick it should be, what color it will be, and what it will smell like. 

  • Performance attributes, such as how well it cleans, what the foam looks like.

  • Essential oils, formulants, solvents, etc.

​Operations:

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  • The manufacturer business model utilizes raw materials to create a product to sell. This type of business model might also involve the assembly of prefabricated components to make a new product.

  • Our brand follows the Manufacturer Model, because here we are the manufacturer and follows direct selling via online marketing.

  • Payment Processing via Net Banking/ Debit/ Credit/ UPI/ COD across India.

Technology:

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R & D, Website designing, Product design, Process design, Customer servicing procedures.

Production: Our production units are in Gurgaon, Haryana.

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  • Iron Free Washing of Hair tresses.

  • Keratin Conditioning & Handwashing the raw hair.

  • Naturally Drying the Hair.

  • Hackling by Hand: The process of removing the shorter hairs from the raw hair shanks. 

  • Coloring: accurate color match to the swatch ring.

  • No Harsh Chemical Applications.

  • Second Washing.

  • Tipping: The hair is woven into i-tips & tapes. 

  • Brushing/Shedding Check

  • Bundle Weight and Length Check.

  • Final Cuticle & Remy Check: Quality control check

  • Completion: Once complete, the newly packaged extensions are sent to our warehouses in Mumbai, Bangalore and Delhi. Orders will be shipped from these cities nationwide.

Quality:

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All raw materials we use are of excellent quality so as to be assured that our quality standards are up to the mark. It's important that our suppliers are reliable and see how long the natural products will be perishable. On the other hand, maintenance of the equipment is required on a frequent basis.

Inventory: 

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  • Reception and storage of raw materials.

  • Distribution of utilities such as water, air.

  • Clean-in-place (CIP) systems, automation and process control.

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