The other weird thing is how just a few suppliers are being discussed, with the majority of them being rather irrelevant anyway. There has never been mention of brands that have stood the test of time, nor has there been mention of some really good places to get hair that have lots of stock, quick delivery, functional websites etc.
The other thing that is beyond ridiculous is the aftercare discussion. If a client uses, say, Kerastase or Pureology, they can use that stuff on the extensions as well, they don't need to buy the cheapo Options Ltd stuff. If a client's hair is problematic enough for them to have to use medicated products/anti-hair loss products etc then extensions shouldn't be fitted anyway. Hair vendors just resell Options products with their own logo on them to cover their backsides, that's all.
The other thing that few people seem to realize is that all sellers in the Uk buy from China ('we make packaging with your logo for free'). It's the same with tools for example, 1000 micro rings cost a third of what they would if bought over here, they have a huge variety of colors, and the stuff ships to the UK in three days. For free. It takes that long to ship from one end of London to the other with the Royal Snail, and it ain't free either!
When it comes to quality standards, I could very well imagine that they order once here, once there, sometimes maybe even just to check the quality for themselves, or because it's cheaper.
Another thing that I cannot understand is the fact that people slate hair from Afro shops, although a lot of good hair (good if we're talking mid-range budget) is being sold there, but prejudice makes people not want to buy it. And maybe also the lack of knowledge in regards to making their own bonds.
:/ some very valid points raised though about aftercare. Total marketing ploy, just another way for them to make money, and of course to disregard your claim of poor hair because you haven't bought the said products.
