Questions
Frequently asked
Is this really raw, unprocessed hair?
Yes. 100% unprocessed virgin and remy hair with healthy cuticles preserved, all cuticles running in the same direction, from a single donor. It has not been acid-bathed or silicone-coated. Our Vietnamese line is the one exception and says so on its own page — it is 16A grade multiple donor processed hair with the cuticles manually aligned.
How long will it last?
With the care described on our Care page, a year or more is normal, and many clients get considerably longer. Because the cuticle is intact, this hair can be coloured, cut and restyled through multiple installs rather than being disposable.
How many bundles do I need?
Two bundles up to 14″, two to three to 18″, three to 24″, and three to four above that. Longer lengths need more because the hair tapers as it grows.
Can I buy a single bundle?
Yes. Any quantity from one is selectable. The minimum for checkout is two items in total, so one straight bundle plus one body wave is a valid order — they do not have to be the same product.
Can I bleach it?
Our natural dark shade lifts safely to #613. We strongly recommend a professional colourist, and we do not recommend heavy lift on the tightest curl textures.
Will the curl pattern stay after washing?
Yes. The texture is set on raw hair rather than chemically forced, so it returns to pattern after each wash. Heat styling relaxes it temporarily; washing brings it back.
Do you offer lengths over 30″?
Wefted bundles run 8″ to 30″. Beyond that we work to order, subject to what the current donor range will carry, with a written quotation before anything is committed.
Do you sell wholesale?
Yes. Trade pricing opens at ten units and improves at fifty and two hundred. Stylists, salons, wig makers and distributors are quoted individually rather than from a public price list.
Who manufactures Indria Hair?
Indria Hair is manufactured by Hair Cloud India Private Limited, a registered Indian manufacturer in Palakkad, Kerala. Sorting, wefting, texturing, keratin tipping and colour are all carried out in house rather than bought in as finished goods.