001 Otegha Uwagba: Confronting My Notion of Femininity Through Cutting Off My Hair

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The Beautystack Podcast

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Every week, Sharmadean Reid, founder of Beautystack speaks to founders and CEO’s about the role beauty has played in their career. They reassess how beauty plays an important role, not only in their professional lives but in wider society and share what their go to beauty treatments are.

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001 Otegha Uwagba: Confronting My Notion of Femininity Through Cutting Off My Hair

The Beautystack Podcast

41 minutes 40 seconds

5 years ago

001 Otegha Uwagba: Confronting My Notion of Femininity Through Cutting Off My Hair

This week's guest is Otegha Uwagba, a writer and the founder of Women Who, which is a platform that connects and supports creative women through various forms of content including a newsletter, podcast, as well as live events. Her career guide, "Little Black Book: A Toolkit for Working Women," is a Sunday Times bestseller and her forthcoming essay WHITES will be published this autumn. We discuss the realities of how hair impacts how we carry ourselves and debate the importance of make up in the work place.

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