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Scott Hauser Joins Ouidad

Scott Hauser has been appointed vice president of sales and education for Ouidad, a leading manufacturer in the texture and curly hair category.

by Jan Hillenmeyer
June 27, 2013
1 min to read


Scott Hauser has been appointed vice president of sales and education for Ouidad, a leading manufacturer in the texture and curly hair category. Hauser has more than 20 years of experience in the professional salon industry, in both domestic and international markets.

Among Hauser’s goals at Ouidad is to expand the brand’s presence in the professional channel and build the company’s curl certification program with key partners.

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“Ouidad is a great brand with an outstanding nationwide salon community. I look forward to working with such a passionate team to help customers everywhere feel like they have a place where their hair care needs are understood and appreciated,” says Hauser. Visit ouidad.com.

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