Yes! I’ve tried the Odele Dry Shampoo Powder and it’s been a total game changer for me. I have naturally really oily hair—like to the point where I sometimes need to wash it daily—but this is the only dry shampoo that’s actually worked for me. It helps absorb the oil without making my hair feel heavy or gritty. Since I have naturally dark hair, I did notice a bit of a white cast at first, but I found a fun hack: mixing in a little cocoa powder helps blend it in perfectly. I love that it’s a clean product and still super effective—it’s definitely a must-have for my on-the-go college lifestyle.

I'm involved in Zeta Tau Alpha, a sorority that’s deeply rooted in sisterhood, service, and showing up confidently as our best selves. I would host an Odele party for my sorority sisters, especially during recruitment season when we’re constantly running from round to round, changing outfits, and trying to look and feel our best—sometimes with barely enough time for a full reset between events. An Odele pop-up or touch-up station would be perfect for us. We could include dry shampoo, styling products, and quick refresh options to help us stay polished, confident, and camera-ready. It would be a fun, relaxing moment in the middle of the chaos—plus a chance to learn about clean beauty products that actually work with our busy college schedules. It’s something we’d all appreciate and talk about long after recruitment ends.

As a highly involved student, I’ve helped plan and host several campus events through my sorority and other organizations. I’ve coordinated everything from philanthropy events and wellness workshops to themed social gatherings and tabling for brand partnerships. I’m comfortable managing logistics like setting up booths, securing event spaces, promoting on social media, and making sure everything runs smoothly day-of. I always focus on creating a fun, inclusive vibe where people feel welcome—and I love adding aesthetic touches that make events feel personal and memorable. I think beauty ties directly into confidence and expression, so I’d be excited to bring Odele into spaces where students can feel their best.