Colored Bulk Hair: Distinguishing Basic, Mixed, and Ombre

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1 1. Overview of Colored Bulk Hair and Classification Criteria

1.1 1.1 What is Colored Bulk Hair?

1.2 1.2 The Role of Color Classification in Business

2 2. Distinguishing Colored Bulk Hair by Dyeing Techniques

2.1 2.1 Basic Colors

2.2 2.2 Mixed Colors

2.3 2.3 Ombre Colors

3 3. Summary Comparison and Ordering Advice

3.1 3.1 Comparison Table

3.2 3.2 Strategic Ordering Advice

4 Contact Information & Product Catalogue

Colored Bulk Hair guide: Compare Basic, Mixed, and Ombre techniques. Learn about pricing and complexity to optimize your wholesale hair orders.

1. Overview of Colored Bulk Hair and Classification Criteria

1.1 What is Colored Bulk Hair?

Colored Bulk Hair refers to 100% human hair tied in bundles that have not yet undergone wefting. Manufacturers pre-dye these bundles into various shades. Consequently, this product serves as a vital input for distributors to save processing time.

`Colored Bulk Hair: Basic vs Mixed vs Ombre color bundles`

1.2 The Role of Color Classification in Business

Classifying colors helps distributors evaluate value and production timelines effectively:

Basic Colors: These offer lower costs and ensure fast production.
Mixed and Ombre Colors: These demand high craftsmanship and command a premium price.

2. Distinguishing Colored Bulk Hair by Dyeing Techniques

2.1 Basic Colors

Basic Colors consist of monochromatic shades that remain consistent from root to tip.

Technical Characteristics: This category includes common shades like Jet Black or Platinum Blonde. Because factories process these in large vats, they ensure absolute color uniformity throughout the bundle.
Advantages: Since Basic Colors maintain high consistency, they are ideal for mass production. For instance, Lexhair Factory ensures that the Raw hair quality remains intact even after the dyeing process.

2.2 Mixed Colors

Mixed Colors represent a blend of at least two different basic shades combined according to a specific ratio.

Technical Complexity: This technique demands that dyers possess high skill in color ratios. Furthermore, the complexity lies in creating unique neutral tones. Therefore, customers can easily request customized ratios to fit their brand.
Application: Distributors prefer Mixed Colors to add “dimension” to the hair. As a result, the hair appears thicker and more voluminous than solid colors.

`Mixed Colored Bulk Hair with multi-dimensional blending ratio`

2.3 Ombre Colors

Ombre Colors utilize a technique that creates a distinct gradient effect, transitioning from dark roots to lighter ends.

Blending Requirements: This style requires the highest expertise. Specifically, the “Blending” technique must be seamless to avoid patchy looks. Consequently, Ombre Colors carry the highest market value.
Market Trends: Unlike Highlights, Ombre creates a horizontal shift. Many clients choose Lexhair Factory‘s Ombre products because they perfectly align with high-end fashion trends.

*`Ombre Colored Bulk Hair with seamless gradient transition from dark to light`*

3. Summary Comparison and Ordering Advice

3.1 Comparison Table

Criteria	Basic Colors	Mixed Colors	Ombre Colors
Technique	Monochromatic	Multi-color blend	Gradient transition
Complexity	Low	Medium	High (Precision Blending)
Price	Lowest	Medium	Highest
Application	Daily extensions	Deep & voluminous look	Luxury fashion trends

3.2 Strategic Ordering Advice

When ordering Colored Bulk Hair, you should align your choice with your market strategy:

Select Basic Colors: If you need stable value and high-volume supply for the mass market.
Select Mixed Colors: If you want to provide multi-dimensional products at a reasonable cost.
Select Ombre Colors: If you focus on the premium segment where customers prioritize trendy, sophisticated styles.

`High-quality Raw hair and Colored Bulk Hair at Lexhair Factory Vietnam`

Distinguishing between these three types allows you to control quality and costs effectively. Regardless of the color, starting with high-quality Raw hair is the ultimate key to success.

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