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Episode 3

Season 2 Episode 3 | 57m 19s

Fifty thousand sets of Carmen Curlers are on their way to the US, but Europe also needs more. Axel expands and hires people for night shifts, happy to increase the workforce he sees not just as employees, but as family.

Aired: 09/26/24
Funding for Carmen Curlers is provided by Viking.
Extras
Axel attends the year's largest beauty fair. Birthe's husband is diagnosed with leukemia.
Birthe tries to raise money for Jorgen's chemotherapy. Axel hits rock bottom.
Axel borrows from the bank to build a factory. Now he just needs the customers.
In a small Danish town, a local businessman gets the chance to invest in electric curlers.
The factory is open! Birthe is in charge of HR; Axel and Frans need a slogan.
Birthe's Christmas is ruined. Axel spends his holiday trying to win back his family.
Axel and Frans return home with a huge order--and a tremendous amount of pressure.
Frans accepts a job from Benjamin, a fashion photographer in Copenhagen.
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A manufacturing defect compels Carmen Curlers to recall orders from all over the world.
Carmen Curlers prepares for an important visit from the American ambassador.
Clarice Cosmetics come to Denmark, hoping to collaborate with Carmen Curlers.
Axel attends the year's largest beauty fair. Birthe's husband is diagnosed with leukemia.
Birthe tries to raise money for Jorgen's chemotherapy. Axel hits rock bottom.
Axel borrows from the bank to build a factory. Now he just needs the customers.
In a small Danish town, a local businessman gets the chance to invest in electric curlers.