Listing review criteria
What reviewed details, partial signals and confirmation labels mean in business listings.
Last updated: July 12, 2026
General principle
Directory labels are internal editorial signals for comparing listings. They are not certifications, medical recommendations, official audits or commercial guarantees.
Reviewed details
A listing may show "Reviewed details" when it combines objective signals such as:
- Consistent business name and location.
- Published phone, WhatsApp, email or official website.
- Address checked against a public source, official website or map.
- Product or service signals related to wigs, hair systems, toppers or hair-loss solutions.
- A review date or primary source available in the internal data.
Partial signals
"Partial signals" means the listing contains useful information, but an important part may be incomplete, based on secondary sources or worth confirming directly.
Confirmed human or natural hair
This label should only appear when text evidence or a public source mentions human hair, natural hair or an equivalent phrase. Weak inference should remain likely or to confirm.