Salla Store Design: PUREKIT, a Grooming Store Built Around Complete Bundles

Nola Tech is the agency behind the Salla store design for PUREKIT, a Saudi brand selling shaving tools and personal care products. We built the store on Salla around one clear idea: customers buy a complete, ready-made shaving kit instead of separate pieces. Product pages explain exactly what each kit contains, and payment and shipping options are visible from the first page.

About the Client: PUREKIT

PUREKIT is a Saudi online store for shaving and personal care tools. It sells hair clippers, trimmers, scissors and ready-made shaving kits, and ships to customers across the Kingdom. Its core concept is a complete “kit” that combines a hair clipper, a trimmer, scissors and grooming tools in one bag. Alongside the kits, the store also sells machines and tools individually, so it serves two kinds of buyers: those who want a full set and those who know exactly which item they need.

Nola Tech acted as the design and development agency. We do not make or sell the products; we designed the storefront, set up the product and bundle pages, and configured payment and shipping on Salla.

The Challenge: Selling a Complete Solution in a Market Full of Look-Alike Machines

The grooming market is crowded with stores listing dozens of similar machines with no clear guidance, so shoppers get lost between models and prices and put off buying. PUREKIT’s idea is different, but it needs a storefront that explains each kit’s contents clearly and highlights the differences between kits, so customers can choose with confidence.

The store also had to reassure first-time mobile shoppers: Is the product original? Is payment secure? How long does shipping take, and does it reach my city? Those questions need answers before the customer taps “buy”, not afterward in a long chat.

Because stores like this often depend on visitors arriving on their phones, the journey had to be short: a clear image of the kit, a list of its contents, a clear price, then a buy button with an installment option, without intermediate pages that distract the visitor.

How Nola Tech Delivered the Salla Store Design for PUREKIT

1. A homepage that leads straight to the kit

We designed a concise homepage led by a “complete shaving kit” banner that takes visitors straight to the bundle page, instead of making them browse dozens of products first.

2. A bundles category with three tiers

We created a dedicated “shaving bundles” category presenting three kits at three price tiers, basic, professional and premium, so customers can compare them easily.

3. Product pages that list contents item by item

• A breakdown of what is in the kit: hair clipper, trimmer, finishing shaver, 6-inch scissors, combs and brush.
• Price shown before and after discount.
• Verified buyer reviews on the product page.

4. Persistent trust signals

We added a fixed trust bar stating original products, secure payment and fast shipping across the Kingdom, a free-shipping notice above a set order value, and a floating WhatsApp chat button for questions before purchase.

5. Payment and installments

We enabled Tamara installments and fast Apple Pay checkout from the product page, so customers do not need extra steps to complete an order.

6. Complementary products

We added “similar products” and “customers also viewed” sections to show individual machines and tools next to the kits, such as Dingling and Kemei machines, professional scissors, a cleaning brush and an Arko set for sensitive skin. This work combines our website design and development and UI/UX design services.

Tech Stack

• Salla for the store, categories and product pages.
• Tamara for installment payments.
• Apple Pay for fast checkout.
• A floating WhatsApp button for pre-purchase questions.

Results: A Store That Sells a Complete Solution

Based on a review of the live store purekit.sa and its main product page in October 2026:

• 3 shaving kits at three price tiers (SAR 89 / 299 / 349).
• SAR 100 free-shipping threshold for orders.
• 4 payments with Tamara installments on the product page.
• 32 purchases shown on the Premium kit page.

PUREKIT now has a store that sells a complete solution rather than scattered pieces. Visitors see the main kit from the first page, compare three tiers and review the contents of each kit before deciding. The Premium kit page shows Salla’s “purchased 32 times” counter and a verified buyer review next to the installment option, and these elements work as trust signals on the page itself.

The storefront was built on Salla so the store team can add new kits and machines to the same categories without a redesign, while the purchase path stays the same: banner, bundle page, checkout. Showing individual products in the similar-products sections also gives customers a reason to come back for a replacement or extra item from the same store.

Lessons for Personal Care and Grooming Stores

• Sell the solution, not the part. A ready-made bundle removes the confusion between models, and three clear tiers are easier to compare than dozens of options.
• Spell out what is in the bundle. An itemized list answers the most important question before purchase.
• Make trust visible. Product authenticity, payment security and shipping coverage should appear before the buy button.
• Shorten the mobile path. The fewer pages between the banner and checkout, the less likely a cart is abandoned.
• Show complementary products. Individual machines and tools turn a first purchase into a repeat relationship.

FAQ: Salla Store Design

How long does it take to design a Salla store?

It depends on the number of products, categories and pages, and on how ready the client’s images and content are. A clear timeline can be set after reviewing the requirements; see our website design pricing for packages.

Can a Salla store offer installment payments?

Yes. In this project we enabled Tamara installments and Apple Pay checkout from the product page. The four-payment installment option appears directly on the product page, so customers see it before adding the kit to their cart, without having to go to checkout first.

Does Nola Tech offer SEO for Salla stores after design?

Yes, we optimize Salla stores for search engines after design or as a standalone service. For an example of SEO on a Salla store, read the Krisma Medical Complex Salla SEO case study.

You can visit the client’s store, PUREKIT, to see the design. If you are planning a Salla store and want a storefront that leads visitors to purchase, book a free consultation with Nola Tech.