4 Important Tips On How To Start Your Own Weave Extenssion Business!!!

1. Intensively educate yourself on the different types of hair, texture, and yes the latest styles.  Women who have been wearing hair extensions and are very familiar with the industry and also those clients who are new will surely want to and will  ask every question they can think of under the sun, and we as a consumer in our own right cannot blame them, because we know ourselves we want to be assured, just as they do, we aren't wasting our time or our hard earned money.

2. Be sure to write down your primary business plans. This means along the lines such as the expectations you would like to meet, your out of pocket expenses, your shipping and your product packaging, even how much is needed to invest before you see any investment. Which may take awhile until your targeted audience learns to trust and believe in you as a person they can relate to, believe your personal story and can like and  relate to you as a human being not just another person looking for sales.  Along with, how much money you would like to make monthly, or yearly or weekly, and how much you would like to set your hair weave prices at. 

3. After doing much research, and you're personally reassured you feel you know enough of your new hair extension venture to get yourself started is finding a good wholesale hair extension supplier. We recommend https://www.facebook.com/5deescollection/  Also do your own 'quality' test. Know your niche and target audience. Do start small and as you grow your audience and your loyal customers and have made your targeted money goals , you can then offer different types of hair, colors if desired, and new products as you grow.

4. After these steps, you will then have to implement your business into goals, reevaluate and see what improvements you may want to implement within your hair extension business structure. Since now you own your own hair company like I do, you now know a whole more. I hope these tips has helped you along your exciting and profitable new journey.

Just manage to keep in mind your new journey will take time:  time to get to know your supplier and all other aspects of your new  business. Believe me when I say you will be approached by the good and the shady side of this business. By suppliers with very different qualities of hair and prices.
Even if already established, be very aware. If their offers don't coincide with your companies vision or it's mission and where you see your business heading, do not hesitate to take your time and/or learn to make use of the word "No".
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