Yesterday’s Christmas celebration at NASA Hair was more than just a festive gathering — it was a meaningful moment for all of us to slow down, connect, and celebrate the journey we have shared together throughout the year. From the decorations to the laughter filling the room, the atmosphere was warm, joyful, and full of positive energy. Every smile, every cheer, and every small interaction reflected the strong bond within the NASA Hair family.

When purchasing hair extensions in bulk, density and strand length consistency are two of the most critical quality factors wholesale buyers must evaluate. Terms such as super double drawn and premium hair are often used to describe thickness and fullness, yet the actual difference between them is frequently misunderstood. For wholesalers and salon owners, understanding how strand length ratios affect visual density — and cost — is key to making efficient buying decisions.

In recent weeks, NASA Hair has received multiple reports from customers about individuals and pages impersonating our sales team, offering hair extensions at unusually low prices and claiming to represent NASA Hair. After receiving payment, these scammers do not ship any products, causing serious financial loss and confusion for buyers. We take this matter very seriously and want to clearly inform all salon owners, wholesalers, and buyers to protect themselves from fraud.

In the global human hair extensions industry, the term “human hair” is widely used but often misunderstood. While many suppliers claim to offer 100% human hair, this label alone does not guarantee quality or performance. For salon owners, wholesalers, and professional buyers, the real difference between premium Vietnamese hair and regular human hair extensions becomes clear only after installation, coloring, and long-term use.

Ethical hair sourcing is transforming the global human hair extensions market. Discover why Vietnamese Hair, with its transparent and sustainable sourcing model, is becoming the world’s gold standard for ethical hair quality and responsible beauty.

Starting a hair extensions brand is one of the most profitable beauty business models today — especially in Europe and the U.S., where clients demand premium human hair and are willing to pay for consistent quality. But with thousands of factories, private label vendors, and resellers online, many new entrepreneurs feel overwhelmed at the very first step. This is not theory — it’s based on real cases, real orders, and real brand journeys.

In the global hair industry, the phrase “100% Human Hair” is everywhere. Vendors print it on labels, websites, packaging — even when the product is far from authentic. For salons, wholesalers, and brand owners, this can lead to poor quality, customer complaints, and financial losses. Today, we uncover the truth behind misleading labels and show you simple tests to identify real human hair before you invest.

At NASA Hair, November 19th is more than a date on the calendar — it is the one day each year dedicated to recognizing the incredible men who stand behind our growth, stability, and global achievements. From the production teams ensuring every bundle meets international standards, to the logistics members coordinating worldwide shipments, to the strategy and operations teams driving the company forward — these men represent strength, integrity, and quiet dedication.

High-quality human hair extensions are an investment, and even premium raw hair can dry out or tangle if stored incorrectly. After serving over 40 countries for more than a decade, we’ve learned that most problems stem from poor storage, not product quality. Proper storage protects the cuticles, keeps the hair soft, and ensures it stays beautiful for months. This is your science-backed guide to keeping hair extensions in perfect condition.