Jean and Kenneth Baik, co-founders of Dallas-based beauty dollar store Miss A, are stepping up store openings and plan to have 200 stores open over the next...
Miss A customers constantly ask how the retailer’s makeup, applicators and accessories can only cost a $1.
Since it started its business online in 2013 and then opened its debut store in Grapevine Mills in 2016, Miss A has had to win over shoppers asking “Is this a scam? How can this be just $1?” The hot pink teardrop-shaped makeup sponge applicators are often compared on social media with a $20 version sold at Sephora.
Inflation and supply chain-forced hikes in shipping costs have cut into profits. “It’s been very difficult the past few years, but we’ve pivoted and plan way ahead,” she said. “We just have to be alert, and we’re investing everything back into the company.” “Our goal is to be a national chain in the next three to five years with more than 200 stores,” said Baik, who’s 36.
Norge Siste Nytt, Norge Overskrifter
Similar News:Du kan også lese nyheter som ligner på denne som vi har samlet inn fra andre nyhetskilder.
Max Glauben, survivor of Nazi horrors who championed Dallas’ Holocaust museum, dies at 94Glauben died early Thursday morning on Yom Hashoah, Holocaust Remembrance Day.
Les mer »
Dallas may consider limiting real estate investors' home salesThe City of Dallas may be in talks to implement some restrictions on real estate investors in the DFW area after many residents have complained of an alleged 'exploitation' of home sales.
Les mer »
Dallas Texas Area Sportbike Riders Honor Healthcare HeroesOn Saturday members of the Dallas, Texas Area Sportbike Riders paraded around Baylor Hospital in downtown Dallas to honor healthcare heroes.
Les mer »
The 12 Most Exciting New Restaurants in Dallas So Far This YearThe spring allergies might upset your nose, but these new spots that have opened up in Dallas will light your tastebuds alight.
Les mer »
Dallas ISD school named for county’s first Black judge is progress, but not the destinationGrowing up, I knew I was the grandson of the first Black judge of Dallas County, the grandson of a man who worked with the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr., and...
Les mer »
What’s next now that suspected Dallas serial killer Billy Chemirmir was convicted of capital murder?Now that a Dallas County jury convicted suspected serial killer Billy Chemirmir of capital murder Thursday in the slaying of Lu Thi Harris, he’s expected to...
Les mer »