The Hair Lab
Winnie AwaA podcast about HAIRCARE + INNOVATION, bringing together the most exciting and forwarding thinking pioneers in the hair sphere for raw, fresh and illuminating conversations. From brand founders to dermatologist, join each week to hear from leading experts who debunk myths, share thoughts and stories that collectively elevate the hair care ecosystem. The Hair Lab is hosted by Winnie Awa, founder of... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 10 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Categories | Fashion & BeautyArts | ||||
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This week, Winnie Awa is joined by Dr Amy McMichael, Professor in the Department of Dermatology at Wake Forest School of Medicine in North Carolina. Dr Amy McMichale is a bonafide medical leader, having held significant roles such as the President of... more
This week, Winnie Awa is joined by Karlee Oz, co-founder of Hello Klean, a line of multi-functional shower essentials offering innovative solutions to combat hard water. Karlee is a self-professed shower addict and frequent traveller, having worked a... more
This week takes a slightly different format - Winnie Awa is joined by Soraya Hausl, her Co-founder & Chief Data Scientist at Carra. Soraya has over 10 years experience of building machine learning, data and personalisation platforms, focusing on rank... more
This week, Winnie Awa is joined by Joëlle Andely, co-founder of Telika Beauty. Having held several brand management roles at Proctor & Gamble, Coty, LOccitane and LOreal, Joëlle is a beauty junkie, obsessed with building beauty brands and translating... more
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Fabulous dispatches from the white-hot intersect between tech and Afro hair you never knew you needed! So refreshing to have such a knowledgeable, incisive voice in the centre of this conversation such as Winnie’s - well done on the fab Pod 👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿
Apple Podcasts5DamienLehoste
United Kingdoma year ago
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