Describe your own preference
State what you want the consultation to help you compare: appearance, coverage, a particular style or practical handling. Use your own language rather than an ideal-body checklist. Ask whether a private consultation, companion or another communication format is available if wanted. No one needs to supply personal photographs or health history to this public worksheet. Relevant health questions belong in an appropriate private professional conversation.
Label the sample instead of relying on memory
Ask the provider to identify the exact sample, colour reference, base, material and proposed construction. Keep sample identifiers with the quotation and mark which features are provisional. A photograph can change appearance with lighting, display and editing; it should not silently replace the sample agreed for the actual order. Ask what the provider uses as the final approval reference.
Ask about fit, use and maintenance
Record which fitting and follow-up services the quotation includes and which instructions accompany the actual product. Ask the provider to explain attachment, care and replacement requirements for that specific item through the appropriate consultation. This guide supplies no glue, adhesive, skin-treatment or fitting procedure. A description such as natural or premium cannot establish comfort, suitability or a particular lifespan for every wearer.
Make changes and approval explicit
Before an order becomes final, ask what can still change, what approval is required and which actual terms apply. Retain the version of the sample record and written quote. On receipt, compare the supplied item with the agreed identifiers and seek clarification about differences. Do not treat delivery as proof of a medical effect or a guarantee that hair will thicken or grow.
Read the drawing as text
S2 is the sample, C the colour reference, B the proposed base, and P only a styling photograph. Fitting scope and version approval need their own confirmation.
Work through an example
A fictional consultation records sample S2, colour reference C and a proposed base B. A photograph P is kept only as a styling reference. The buyer asks whether the quotation includes the intended fitting visit and retains the provider’s answer before approving version 2. No person, product trial, hair-growth result or treatment is represented.
Illustrative example; figures, people and organisations in the worked record are fictional.
The example record
Sample
- Illustrative entry
- S2
- Role in the decision
- Physical sample under discussion
Colour
- Illustrative entry
- C
- Role in the decision
- Approval reference to confirm
Photograph
- Illustrative entry
- P
- Role in the decision
- Styling preference, not colour proof
Service
- Illustrative entry
- Fitting visit requested
- Role in the decision
- Inclusion needs written answer
Approval
- Illustrative entry
- Version 2
- Role in the decision
- Changes recorded before order
Download blank worksheet (.csv) ↗Download worked example (.csv) ↗
Keep your own record
Use the result within its scope
Use the actual provider’s instructions and qualified advice for skin or health concerns. This is a cosmetic enquiry and sample record. It makes no claim about treating hair loss, restoring confidence or accelerating hair growth.
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