Lino Tempelmann: From the playing field to hair care with Lincé”!
Lino Tempelmann founds hair care brand “Lincé” and creates excitement about his sporting future at Eintracht Braunschweig.

Lino Tempelmann: From the playing field to hair care with Lincé”!
As football turns and the season has its ups and downs, there is one player who not only shines on the pitch but is also active off it. Lino Tempelmann, midfielder at Eintracht Braunschweig, recently attracted attention by founding his own hair care brand “Lincé”. Together with his business partner Ceyhan Öztürk, Tempelmann produces products for the modern man, including hair wax and shampoo. The brand targets today's "sophisticated men" and is featured on social media with slogans such as "Style. Control. Perfection." advertised. The brand currently has 159 followers on Instagram (as of June 9, 2025) and is showing promising approaches to gaining a foothold in the booming hair care market, which achieved sales of around 86.2 billion euros in 2024, as [Statista] reports.
As far as his football career is concerned, Tempelmann is currently on loan at Eintracht Braunschweig after previously having a contract with FC Schalke 04. His performances in the 2nd Bundesliga were impressive: in the second half of the season he scored seven goals and provided two assists, which helped the club a lot to stay in the league. But the future of the talented player remains uncertain. Eintracht Braunschweig would like to sign Tempelmann permanently, with managing director Benjamin Kessel emphasizing that they would try everything to keep him as he has integrated well into the team.
The uncertainty remains
On the other hand, leaving in the summer appears to be a realistic possibility if the two clubs can agree on a transfer fee. Tempelmann's contract at Schalke currently runs until 2026, and the loan agreement with Eintracht Braunschweig does not contain a purchase option. In this respect, a lot depends on the clubs’ negotiations. A departure could be imminent, but Tempelmann is determined to continue to advance both his football career and the “Lincé” brand in parallel.
Tempelmann could also create a stable basis for itself by selling its products online, which now accounts for almost half of all hair care sales. The statistics show that hair shampoos are particularly popular in Germany, which could benefit the young brand “Lincé”. It remains exciting to see how Tempelmann develops both as a footballer and as an entrepreneur. His innovative approaches and entrepreneurial spirit could keep him highly popular in both fields.
It remains to be seen how things will develop – both on the pitch and in e-commerce. Fans can be excited to see what the talented player and founder will do in the coming months.