Ready for a beauty biz saga? The U.S. Black beauty market is a massive $9 billion scene, selling hair extensions, lace-front wigs, and specialized glues—most of which come straight from the Chinese mainland. 🏭💇♀️
Lately, Washington and Beijing extended their tariff truce by 90 days, but the 30% levy on imports from the Chinese mainland is still in place. Translation: every wig pack you stock just got pricier. 💸
That uncertainty is a headache for small business owners. Some are stockpiling supplies like it’s Black Friday in July to dodge even higher rates. Others are forced to bump up prices, passing costs onto customers. 😬📦
Whether you’re running a salon in Delhi, a braiding hub in Jakarta, or hustling a side gig online, keep one eye on trade news. Smart inventory planning and exploring local alternatives can help you ride out the tariff roller coaster. 🎢✨
At the end of the day, the global supply chain is a team sport. Sharing tips in community groups—from Kampala to Manila—can spark DIY hacks or budget-friendly finds. Because we all love a good beauty steal, right? 💁♀️🌏
Reference(s):
cgtn.com
