A weft is a joined strip of hair supplied as a product format. In shopping conversations, weave may refer more broadly to an installed look or service. Ask which meaning is intended before comparing quotes.
Check the exact item and proposed use
Luxeline’s Genius Weft listing describes a continuous weft. The product sale and the work needed to install it are separate. A photo of a finished weave does not establish the number of wefts, the installation method or the service price.
A hypothetical decision worksheet
| Field | What to record |
|---|---|
| Goods | Genius Weft is the named hair product; record its actual configuration and listed pack information. |
| Service | Ask the installer to name the proposed service and explain what hair it requires. |
| Quote | Keep the product amount and service quotation separate, including any later work the provider says is needed. |
In a hypothetical conversation, “I need a weave” does not yet tell the retailer which product to supply. The installer may have a specific plan, while the shopper is describing the desired finished look. Translate the request into a product list and a service description. That resolves the ambiguity without prescribing an installation technique or implying that Luxeline supplies the fitting service.
Before acting
Write the product name in one row and the installer’s proposed service in another. Ask the installer to specify the required quantity and confirm compatibility before ordering. That makes the quote reviewable without assuming the hair purchase includes fitting.
Relevant information: Genius Weft Extensions.
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