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Save the sellers you trust while you browse, and come back to a shortlist instead of re-searching. Sign in with your email to see your saves — accounts are free.

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How saving works

Every vendor page on Inches has a Savebutton. Tap it and the seller joins this list, tied to your account rather than a device — so a shortlist you build on your phone is waiting on your laptop. Saves are private: sellers are never notified, nothing is published, and there’s no cap on how many vendors you can keep.

The list preserves save order, which makes it a running research log: the vendor you bookmarked during last month’s search sits exactly where you left it, next to its current listing count and trust score.

What the score next to each save means

Each saved vendor carries its Inches trust score — a composite built from public signals across the seller’s listings: whether the storefront’s registered country matches the origin claimed in its listings, review patterns, pricing against market norms, and more. A score is not a certification and not an accusation; it summarizes what the public record shows, and every signal is explained on how we work.

Origin and quality claims in the hair market go largely unpoliced — the FTC only finalized its rule banning fake reviews and testimonials in 2024 — which is why we score sellers on observable evidence rather than marketing copy.

Turning saves into a decision

A shortlist is most useful when you work it down. Put two saved vendors side by side in the compare tool to see trust, origin, and price signals next to each other. Check what’s moving in the market on trending, or browse vendors by country to add a candidate you may have missed. Buying for a business rather than a personal install? The supplier directory covers documented manufacturers and wholesalers with price ranges and minimum order quantities.

What to re-check before you reorder

Before sending a saved vendor more money, give their page a sixty-second read. Does the storefront’s registered country still match the origin the listings claim — a Chennai storefront behind a “raw Indian” bundle reads very differently from a mismatch. Has the review pattern shifted since your last order. Is the price still in line with the market, or suspiciously below it. And note that the seller Q&A signal shows “unavailable” on most listings we track simply because most listings have no Q&A — an absent signal is not a red flag by itself.

Why your saved list changes over time

Marketplace sellers are not static. Listings appear and disappear, origin claims get edited, ratings drift, and storefront details change. Inches re-checks the public record behind each vendor, so the listing counts and scores here reflect current data — not a snapshot from the day you saved. If a saved vendor starts to look different than you remember, open its page and read the signals before ordering again.

Saved vendors — frequently asked questions

Is saving vendors free?

Yes. Saves come with the free account — no card, just an email address. Inches Pro ($29/month) adds celebrity vendor lists, the supplier directory, US salon leads, and the pricing tools, but you don't need Pro to save and track vendors.

Do sellers know I saved them?

No. Saves are private to your account. Sellers are never notified, and your list is never shared or published.

Is there a limit on how many vendors I can save?

No. Save as many as you like — the list keeps the order you saved them in, so your most recent research stays where you left it.

How do I remove a vendor from my saves?

Open the vendor's page and tap the Save button again — it's a toggle. The vendor disappears from this list immediately.

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