The best time to inspect crochet hair extensions is once production has been completed but before the shipment is approved for dispatch. Discuss the inspection plan with the supplier before production ends, and ensure it covers hair quality, length, weight, color, texture, and weft condition. MEIRHAIR states that its human hair bundles undergo 100% inspection before shipment, so buyers should request the inspection results and confirm that any quality concerns have been resolved before release.
A reliable inspection process begins with clearly defined requirements and ends with a review of the completed products. Once the goods are ready, compare the shipment against the confirmed specifications rather than relying only on general product information. The stated quality-control scope includes raw hair, color, length and weight, texture, weft and lace, and final product checks.
Before inspection, confirm that the finished order matches the details agreed with the supplier. Human hair bundle options may include lengths from 8 to 40 inches, multiple textures, natural black and other available colors, as well as customized color requests. These options describe the product range, but the individual order confirmation should determine what inspectors actually verify.
Application requirements are also important. In one wholesale case, a beauty supply distributor in France purchased 400 pieces of crochet human hair for protective hairstyles and salon installation. The reported feedback noted that the hair was easy to install and offered in several textures. This example reinforces the value of checking texture and intended use, although it does not define a separate inspection schedule.
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