Name the extension type and texture as supported by supplier information, then give the length, colour, and number of bundles included. State whether length was measured loose, stretched, or installed, since those methods can produce different figures. A close photo of the actual stock helps show curl pattern and mixed shades without promising that every strand is identical.
Use “human hair,” “synthetic,” or origin claims only when sourcing records substantiate them; a vague term such as “natural” can mislead. If the pack mixes lengths or colours, list that combination instead of describing it as uniform. Identify any styling tools or accessories in the image that are not part of the offer.
Check the quantity before updating availability, and use a sample only when it accurately represents the stock. Buyers should be able to compare the bundle details and know exactly what will be handed over before agreeing the price.
