Haus of Kreme Insider Blog

As many of you may know, China is a major source of hair extensions. But there is no evidence that synthetic or human hair is being shipped with the Coronavirus, known ass COVID-19. Some hair extension factories in China have temporarily closed amid fears that they could be breeding grounds for the Coronavirus. Other manufacturing sectors have been similarly affected.  The FDA announced alternative steps to screen products imported from China. The agency said there’s no evidence that the Coronavirus can spread through imports."Fortunately, currently, we are not seeing the impacts of this outbreak resulting in an increased public health risk for American...

Are Your Ready to "BE YOUR OWN BOSS!" Haus of Kreme, has launched a Wholesale Package program for entrepreneurs just like you. Don’t know where to start? That’s OK; we can walk you through the basics of how to sell hair extensions. Find out what it takes to sell $142,350 in hair extensions in a year. Getting Started Selling Hair The most cost effective way to start selling hair extensions is with an online store. Have you noticed the trend of huge retail stores closing their doors? Online sales are the future and continue to grow every year. Just check...

Hair extensions don’t require a high level of maintenance, but a good cleaning routine will keep them looking great longer. Your stylist will give you the instructions for your particular extensions, but for general cleaning, this method is safe for most real hair extensions.   You Will Need: Brush Comb Quality shampoo Conditioner Water Towel  Steps to Wash the Extensions: Start by brushing and combing your hair to remove any tangles. Gradually add water to moisten the hair. If the hair is dry and you soak it with water, it can swell and create matting and tangles. This can lead to damage...