Why 100 units works for a first launch
A 100-unit run is small enough to test demand and large enough to look like a real retail product line. It gives you inventory to sell in the shop, show online, and use for repeat customers.
Start with one product, not mixed batches
A focused run keeps the label, batch, and product story consistent. It is better to launch one strong product than several confusing small batches.
Measure demand before expanding
Track which clients buy, which services create the easiest sale, and whether the product gets repeat interest. Then expand into a second product.
Quick FAQ
Can I mix several products into 100 units?
For quality and consistency, each product should be treated as its own 100-unit run.
Is 100 bottles enough for a barbershop?
For many shops, 100 bottles is enough to test demand and learn which clients respond best.