Alright, let’s talk about this Ouai thing, you know, the hair stuff all them fancy folks use. I heard some chatter about it, so I figured I’d try and make sense of it for ya. Don’t expect no fancy words, I’m just gonna tell it like it is.
So, who owns this Ouai, you ask? Well, it’s a big company, a real big one, called Procter & Gamble. Yep, them folks that make all sorts of things, from soap to diapers, now they own this hair stuff too. I tell ya, these big companies, they just buy up everything, don’t they? Procter & Gamble, that’s who owns Ouai now. Remember that.
Now, this Ouai, it wasn’t always owned by Procter & Gamble. It started with some lady, a hair person, you know, the kind that does hair for them Hollywood types. Name’s Jen, Jen somethin’. Folks say she’s a big deal in the hair world, “The Most Influential Hairstylist in the World,” they call her. Sounds fancy, huh? She started this Ouai thing back in 2016. That ain’t too long ago, is it? Seems like just yesterday.
- Started in 2016 by Jen, a hairstylist.
- Big company, Procter & Gamble, bought it.
- Procter & Gamble also makes a lot of other stuff.
So, Jen, she made this hair stuff, and folks liked it. Especially them famous folks, like them Kardashian girls and that Chrissy Teigen. You know, the ones on TV all the time. I don’t watch much TV myself, too busy with, well, you know, real life stuff. But I hear about these folks. Anyway, they liked this Ouai hair stuff, so I guess it must be pretty good. Or maybe they just get paid to say they like it, who knows these days?
Then, this big company, Procter & Gamble, they saw how popular this Ouai was gettin’, and they figured, “Hey, we want a piece of that!” So, they went and bought it. Just like that. Happened in 2021, I think. Or maybe it was early 2022. Time flies, you know? Procter & Gamble bought Ouai hair care in late 2021 or early 2022. That’s the long and short of it.
Now, even though Procter & Gamble owns Ouai, they say they’re gonna let it keep doin’ its own thing. You know, let Jen and her folks keep makin’ the hair stuff the way they always did. They call it “operatin’ separately.” Sounds fancy, but I guess it just means Procter & Gamble is the boss, but they ain’t gonna mess with the hair stuff too much. At least that’s what they say. We’ll see, won’t we? Big companies, they always say one thing and do another.
I heard some folks talkin’ about this deal, sayin’ it was a big deal. Somethin’ about Procter & Gamble gettin’ into the “prestige hair care market.” Sounds like a lot of hot air to me. It’s just hair stuff, ain’t it? But I guess for them big company folks, it’s a big deal. They’re always lookin’ to make a buck, those fellas. Procter & Gamble’s acquisition of Ouai was significant for the company.
So, there you have it. Procter & Gamble owns Ouai. Jen, the hair lady, started it. Famous folks like it. And it happened a year or two ago. That’s all you need to know. Don’t go lettin’ them fancy folks confuse you with all their big words and complicated talk. It’s simple as pie when you get down to it.
Now, I gotta go get back to my chores. This talkin’ about hair stuff ain’t gonna get the work done, is it? But I hope this helped you understand who owns Ouai. Just remember, Procter & Gamble. That’s the name you gotta remember. And don’t you go spendin’ all your money on fancy hair products now. You hear?
Tags: [Ouai, Procter & Gamble, Jen Atkin, Haircare, Acquisition, Celebrity Hair, Prestige Hair Care, Business, Company Ownership]
