Our story
since 2014
Trâm worked as an extension stylist in Saigon for nine years. She bought hair from many suppliers and kept running into the same problems: tape that lifted after two weeks, shades that changed between orders and tips that were too big for fine hair.
In 2014 she and her husband Khoa set up a small studio in Thủ Đức to make the extensions she wanted to use. The hair came from the same northern Vietnamese villages that supply the big factories; the difference was in the finishing, done by stylists for stylists.
Our first US salons found us through a stylist who visited Saigon. They asked for what Trâm had asked for: thin tapes, small tips, and the same shade every time. Today almost all of our work goes to salons and independent stylists in the United States.
We are still small on purpose. Forty people work in the studio, and every order is matched and checked by someone who has fitted extensions on a real client.
