Well, it has been awhile hasn't it?! I know...I know...but I am going to pick right up where I left off. This news has been tickling my heart just waiting to pour out virtually. I am so happy to share this news with you! Guess what?! Ready?
Now, this news comes at a time where this grand city is recuperating from the aftermath of Sandy. Prayers up to those who have been negatively impacted. Our Angel Williams is now a New Yorker!
After closing her hand and foot spa in Richmond, Virginia she decided to move on up to New York! I am so proud of and happy for her! Now, that we're dealing with an industry insider, I just had to share the news Interview-style:
ATU: What prompted the move to NYC?
AW: Well after about 8+ years of salon ownership, I kind of got burnt out of doing nails behind the chair. I made the decision to take my career to the next level with the help of Crystal Wright and the Hair Makeup & Fashion Styling Career Guide. When I was asked to do nails on set for the first time I was nervous, but while executing the job I immediately knew that this was that "next level" and I caught the bug to see my work in print.
New York is where a lot of print magic takes place. I've spent the past year and a half going back and forth between Virginia and New York to build my portfolio and I've accomplished some great things in a short period of time, Harper's Bazaar Singapore being my first cover. Along the way I've created some great relationships and worked on some great projects so I think moving was just a natural progression to where I want things to go.







All Tressed Up on Nails
There are a number of nail trends out there, some are not the best when it comes to caring for your natural nail. Why not take care of your nails instead of having and acrylic replica of a healthy nail?





Let’s start with a little reflection. Around this same time last year I was off to San Diego, attending Bootcamp to become a
Word is out that Pantone’s (the authority on color for design and fashion professionals for over 50 years) Spring 2012 color palette is to be bright and vibrant with a splash of neutrality.

Now, this was a pleasant treat. When I can't make it to Trader Joe's for my
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