Halo raises $7M seed round for HaloBraid
Halo raised a $7M seed round led by Seven Seven Six for HaloBraid, its robotic braid-assist device for professional stylists, with capital for product development, manufacturing readiness and salon partnerships.
Evidence notes
- Seven Seven Six led the seed round, with AlleyCorp and Bling Capital participating.
- HaloBraid lets stylists start each braid by hand while the device finishes the repetitive braid-down portion faster.
- The company plans to use the funding for product development, stylist testing, manufacturing readiness and salon partnerships.
Company context
Halo builds HaloBraid, a robotic braid-assist device for professional stylists working with textured hair. The Cambridge startup raised a $7M seed round led by Seven Seven Six to fund product development, stylist testing, manufacturing readiness and salon partnerships before its first launch.