The Hair Debate Morale Ocain

This podcast episode discussed discrimination in hair salons. Morale Ocain and Jasmine used a viral video posted on The Hair Debate Instagram as the focal point for their discussion. The video, featuring a woman facing discrimination in a salon where stylists made fun of her hair in French, has garnered 3.7 million views, 200k likes, and over 7,000 comments. Jasmine also opens up about her personal experiences with discrimination and gave cues on how to handle such situations in salons.

Morale Ocain and Tanika Harper, founder Founder of Shora Foundation and Harper's Naturals, discuss  DHT-Related Hair Loss in Women & Benefits of Grapeseed Oil. This interview discussed DHT (dihydrotestosterone) and how it can cause hair loss in women. DHT is a byproduct of testosterone that binds to hair follicles and kills them. It also highlights the benefits of Grapeseed oil. 



Key Points & What to Expect in This Episode:




DHT causes hair loss in women, leading to thinning at the top of the head, similar to male pattern baldness. 




Tanika discusses hair loss and thinning, advocating for natural scalp care products to prevent these issues.




Tanika recommends using grapeseed oil for hair growth, as it's light and can hydrate the hair shaft, build it back up, and prevent breakage and bald spots. 




Tanika also suggests considering the individual's skin and hair type when selecting an oil, as some oils may work better for certain people than others. 




Tanika discusses Healthy Hair Oil, which helps promote healthy hair growth and reduces shedding, particularly for those experiencing hair loss due to COVID-19 or stress. 




Tanika recommends developing a relationship with one's hair to understand what works best, and suggests using different oils for hydration and healthy scalp care.

During this episode, our guest shared personal experiences with lupus and hair loss, emphasizing the link between the two and the importance of holistic treatment approaches, including dietary changes and connecting with a primary care physician. 

Welcome to "The Hair Debate Podcast" with your host Morale Ocain. In this episode, Morale is joined by the insightful Katrina Hunter, a Trauma-Informed Yoga Teacher, RN, BSN, ERYT 200 Level, and founder of the Healing Community, “Live Being U” The discussion delves into the fascinating topic of wellness techniques that are guaranteed to improve hair health.



Katrina shares a transformative technique to Morale. Tune in to discover how this simple technique, taking only five minutes, became a game-changer in their discussion about stress, wellness, and ultimately, improving hair health. Join Morale and Katrina on a journey towards understanding the profound connection between stress and hair health. 

The Hair Debate Podcast, hosted by Morale Ocain, brings together hair enthusiasts and professionals to discuss various aspects of hair care. In this episode, Morale is joined by industry veteran Mr. Ken Adams. Ken shares insights into haircare product development, dispelling misconceptions about sulfate-free and paraben-free products, and emphasizing the importance of proper hydration. Additionally, he addresses common misconceptions about oil-based products.





Key Points:

1. Morale introduces Ken Adams, an industry veteran since 2009, sharing his journey from selling hair extensions to venturing into wholesale and product development.

2. Ken emphasizes the importance of passion in product development and offers key considerations for individuals looking to create their hair care products.

3. Morale and Ken discuss the challenges of developing effective products, touching on chemists, demographics, and desired outcomes.

4. The conversation delves into the complexity of product formulation, highlighting the importance of research, trial and error, and community feedback.

5. Morale and Ken explore the significance of understanding product ingredients, addressing common concerns about fragrance and the need for consumer education.

6. The discussion turns to the potential impact of different ingredients on hair health, with a focus on sulfate-free and paraben-free products.

7. Morale and Ken discuss the uniqueness of individual body chemistry and how it influences the effectiveness of hair care products.

8. The conversation shifts to the use of natural oils on the scalp, emphasizing the importance of proper hydration and addressing common misconceptions about oil-based products.

9. Morale and Ken highlight the role of lifestyle, diet, and hair washing habits in maintaining a healthy scalp and hair.

The beauty and cosmetology industry is a vast and ever-evolving world, where professionals work diligently to enhance the appearance and well-being of their clients. Whether it's hairstylists, nail technicians, estheticians, or makeup artists, these experts are an integral part of our lives. However, there is a pressing concern within this industry – the rising number of individuals who choose to operate without a license, putting not only their careers but also the safety and health of their clients at risk.





A cosmetology license is more than just a piece of paper; it is a symbol of expertise, training, and a commitment to maintaining high standards of professionalism and safety. To become a licensed cosmetologist, one must undergo a comprehensive training program, which includes learning about various techniques, safety protocols, and health standards. Obtaining a license ensures that a professional has acquired the necessary knowledge and skills to perform their services safely and effectively.





When individuals choose to operate without a license, they circumvent these critical training programs and safety standards. This is where the risks begin.

Join us as Morale Ocain and Ashlee Patterson discuss this important issue in the beauty industry.

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