CurlMix Faces Closure After ‘Shark Tank’ Success and Rising Costs
CurlMix, a renowned hair care brand famed for its flaxseed-based products, is grappling with the threat of closure due to escalating costs. The Chicago-based company, established a decade ago by Kim and Tim Lewis, is battling increased tariffs, inflation, and other challenges. Despite its national recognition after appearing on 'Shark Tank', CurlMix is now desperately seeking public support.
CurlMix's woes began with increased tariffs, which have led to higher costs for their raw materials. This, coupled with inflation, has put significant pressure on the business. Kim Lewis, the owner, has launched a social media campaign called 'Protect CurlMix' to raise awareness and rally support. She is appealing to the public for help to save the business, stating that 2025 has been the hardest year for CurlMix.
The brand's journey began in Chicago and gained national traction after appearing on 'Shark Tank'. The founders rejected an offer from a 'Shark Tank' investor, choosing to bet on their own brand. Their unique flaxseed recipe became a nationwide hit, but now the company is facing an uncertain future.
CurlMix is urging the public to support them in various ways. People can donate to the 'Protect CurlMix' campaign, purchase their products, or share the campaign post to raise awareness. The brand's survival hangs in the balance, and every bit of support could make a difference in keeping CurlMix's flaxseed-based products on the shelves.
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