Method samples
Tape-in, weft, nano tip, I-tip, U-tip, clip-in or a focused comparison kit.
Effective inquiry entry point
Request a focused sample kit before bulk stock. Test hair feel, shade, attachment, packaging and repeat-order specs for salon, wholesale or private-label extension lines.
Why this page exists
This page is built for traffic from outreach, social posts, buyer guides and future search ads. The goal is not a broad catalog visit. The goal is a quote-ready sample request with enough detail for the SBF HAIR team to follow up.
Send sample-kit brief Compare product rangeTape-in, weft, nano tip, I-tip, U-tip, clip-in or a focused comparison kit.
Shade references, best-selling colours, length mix, texture and gram weight targets.
Adhesive, bonds, tips, seams, shedding, tangling, washing and salon handling notes.
Blank or branded label, box, care card, satin bag, barcode and retail presentation options.
Best-fit buyers
What to prepare
Effective inquiry standard
Use this checklist before submitting. It also helps SBF HAIR decide whether to send a sample suggestion, a wholesale quote path or a private-label brief.
Tell us whether you are a salon, educator, brand, wholesaler or distributor.
Choose tape-in, weft, nano/I-tip/U-tip, clip-in, halo, topper or hairpiece.
Share market, first test quantity, packaging, MOQ question or reorder plan.
Include WhatsApp, business email, company name or website so sales can respond.
Buyer FAQ
Use these answers to prepare a sample-first sourcing brief before asking for a wholesale or private-label quote.
Yes. Start with the extension methods, colour references and packaging questions that matter to your target market, then use the sample review to decide what should be specified for a larger order.
Share your buyer type, target market, product method, first test quantity, shade or length range, packaging needs and the decision you need the sample to prove. This gives the sourcing discussion a clear commercial starting point.
Choose the methods your customers are most likely to install or compare, such as tape-in, weft, nano tip, I-tip, U-tip or clip-in. A focused comparison is usually more useful than a broad, unprioritized assortment.
Use the sample to check hair feel, shade consistency, attachment or seam performance, washing and handling, pack details and the QC points that must stay repeatable. Keep the approved references with the reorder brief.