Rakesh Botadkar

We are thrilled to announce our LIZA HAIRCARE International style cards and blister packs in India. Will start with our esteemed customers in Mumbai, India. Then the rollouts to various cities all across India should begin from this Diwali. By next Diwali, we aim to be present in major cities and towns, through various stakeholders in our industry. Word out for Vasantbhai and Ashokbhai of Vasant Cutlery Mart, Mumbai for their tremendous support. VC and Saiman see a bright future for our this range. Hope the audience concurs! :) Do leave your comments and suggestions down below!

Our LIZA 888 hairgrips /bobbypins in conjunction with our LIZA grips are another one of our creations. These grips are individually rolled on jigs to provide this trendy design. But the design has utility as well; it holds the hair more securely part from the aesthetic factor. So what do you think? Interesting? Leave your suggestions and comments.

  How to check the strength of Bobbypins/hairgrips Everyone of us have come across bobby-pins that when used more than a couple of times to hold our hair open up and thus are no longer useful. Here, via this home video, we are showing the strength of our bobbypins, that WILL NOT lose their shape and will stay intact even after they are put on a pen.  In the video, the pins of different sizes remain on the thick part of the pen for more than a minute, showing that the wire quality is also important along with the finish of the pin.  Manufacturers tend to produce these articles with thinner grade wires and that shows on the final quality of the article as well, when the pins open up after a few uses! :-( This shows that bobby-pins need to be strong since there are different textures of hair for which the hairdressers and salon stylists or even a consumer, uses the bobby-pin for. At Saiman, we have always purchased our raw materials from top grade Spring Stee...

SAIMAN HAIR ESSENTIALS CARDED GRIPS Everyone around us has Bad Hair Days :-) Why not try and minimize the damage with a simple but effective Bobbypin? Sounds familiar, doesn't it? Yes, its true, Bobbypins have come to the rescue of women around the world in time of "Bad Hair Days". We, at Saiman want to create awareness about this in India and ofcourse around the world as well, that bobbypins are effective. Hair essentials are everyday grooming accessories, that can form an important part of a woman's purse if neccessary and Bobbypins are a part of that accessories kit. The cards are simple in design and true to form, to keep the pins together in the purse and last as long as the pins count doesn't finish! Please follow us for more updates and also some fun-filled trivia about the Bobbypin!

LIZA (TM) ROLLER PINS Roller pins are large flat bobbypins that fit into multi-sized hair rollers for hair-styles involving curls. Essentially these flat "Roller pins" hold together the hair in the rollers and enhance the effectiveness of the final  style!! We, at Saiman, use high-grade flattening quality spring steel wire for the desired spring effect of the roller pins, because they need to be inserted in the rollers and stay there holding the hair in place! Although this might sound trivial, but these simple pins, give million of ladies around the world the desired curls in their hair! All colours and sizes are made for these pins to suit different colours and textures of hair.

We present to you our florescent or neon range of hairgrips, to add a splash of eclectic colors to your hair–do. You like it or hate it?  Please let us have your feedback?

Our LIZA hairgrips are very well accepted in the southern Indian markets. Have a peek. Leave your comments please!

Another of our classic packing modes.  Very popular. Very handy. www.saimanexports.com

We were the first ones to introduce these miniature plastic cases for storing the grips. The sizes small big and large.

www.saimanexports.com- Our LEADER DX hairgrips History of the humble Bobbypin What is a Bobbypin? A bobby pin is a type of hairpin , usually of metal or plastic, used in coiffure to hold hair in place. In England, it is known as a hair grip , grip, or kirby grip. It is a small pin or clip , and typically plain and unobtrusively colored, but some are elaborately decorated or jeweled. A bobby pin is a double-pronged hair pin that slides into hair with the prongs open and then the flexible prongs close over the hair to hold it in place. Bobby pins became popular in the 1920s to hold the new bobbed hairstyles . The bobbed hairstyles, needed clusters of hair to be held in place, for the style to look its part. That's where they say the term Bobbypin, got its beginning. Various companies in the 1920's, like P&G and Kirby, Beard and Co. have had their fair share of court cases, for infringement. But, now its no longer a valid trademark, due to its world wide us...