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Wholesale Hair Extension Supplies

How to buy wholesale hair extension supplies for your customers

The largest importers of hair extention and wigs today are the U.S.A., Japan, U.K., France and Republic of Korea. And the total value of these import come up to about 1.2 billion US dollars annually, and is showing no sign of slowing down.

And guess what, this makes an excellent business opportunity! And one many has taken advantage of over the years. So if you're looking to buy wholesale hair extension supplies to resell for profit, here are some tips for you:

• Don't waste time sourcing from factory — It's costly to run a hair factory and many don't sell hair extention directly online since they do not want to compete with their dstributors. If you aren't a big hair retailer we suggest you look for a reliable distributor instead since they have more resources to serve you than a factory would. Where do you find one you may ask? Read below to learn more.
• Buy quality hair extensions — Hair extensions are often made from real hair, but can also be made from synthetic fibers. Although authentic extensions are pricey but they are almost a default choice for customers. So the key is to look for wholesale natural hair extension at a competitive price.
• Consider target market and type of extension for your customers — Apart from quality, these hair extension characteristics play a role in buyer's decision and you should consider them in your selling strategy:
  • length
  • cost compared to local market
  • availability to purchase online
  • long term vs short term extension
  • color
  • DIY vs Salon extensions
  • texture

Finding trusted suppliers

Finding trusted suppliers that won’t scam you can be tricky, but we’ve dealt with so many that we’ve summarized it for you:

Contact the supplier and verify their address

— Legit wholesale suppliers will list their contact information and address on their site, so make sure they are real contacts who you can talk to.

Check your supplier’s reputation and track record

— Find out how many years they have been in operation. If possible, speak with some of their existing clients to find out if they are reliable.

Purchase and inspect their products

— Never use a supplier without receiving a sample product first. Check the packaging, product quality, and care of handling. Drive out to the manufacturing site if possible.

Test their customer support

— Your supplier is your partner; Ask them questions early and often to see how quickly they respond. If they aren’t fast or don’t give high-quality answers, you may need to find someone else.