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Halo launches HaloBraid automated braid-assist device and hires Vernon François

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 1
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What happened

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Halo announced the launch of HaloBraid, an automated braid-assist device designed to complete hand-started braids up to five times faster. The device, created by Yinka Ogunbiyi and David Afolabi, reduces styling times from hours to minutes. Halo also hired Vernon François as Creative Engineer to add creative authority to the product.

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Why it matters

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HaloBraid allows salons to comfortably double their daily clients and reduces physical strain for braiders. The product is backed by over $7 million in funding and has a waiting list exceeding 7,000 salons.

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Who's involved

  • HaloCompany launching the HaloBraid product and hiring Vernon François
  • HarvardInstitution where Yinka Ogunbiyi won the Innovation Challenge

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The entities involved

  • Halo

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Coverage

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