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| 381 Main St, Poughkeepsie, NY, 12601 | |
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270 ftMain Street & Hamilton Street
880 ftMain Street & Clinton Street
0.3 miMain Street & Market Street
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| African-American Hair, Asian Hair, Curly Hair, Perms, Extensions, Straight Perms, Coloring, Kids' Hair |
Specialties
All forms of hair extension techniques, color, carmelizing highlights, cut, Keratin treatment, any style and updos, eyelash extensions, air brush and contemporary makeup, facials, massages, on-site and off –site services to brides and bridal parties throughout the Hudson Valley
History
Established in 2009.
In 2009, Angelline Smalls opened An’Tyrice Salon and Spa, which became the first full service salon and spa owned and operated by an African American woman in the City of Poughkeepsie. In 2011, the second location opened in Wappingers Falls. An’Tyrice Salon and Spa has developed local and national partnerships with organizations including the American Cancer Society, Specialty Fittings, and Grace Smith House to offer customized services and products that help promote female empowerment and encourage women to overcome life’s circumstances by loving themselves first and eliminating all negative aspects of their lives, starting over, and realizing their own strength and beauty. An’Tyrice Salon and Spa has also established an apprenticeship program, with the owner, that offers hairdressers practical tools to help them achieve their goals by supporting and mentoring them for success in the world of cosmetology and hair.
Meet the Business Owner
Angelline S.
Business Owner
As a mother, model, producer, entrepreneur, and philanthropist; Angelline Smalls has been a social entrepreneur and an expert in cosmetology, innovative hair design, beauty and fashion for the past 14 years. She developed her skills in creative and high-end hair design when she served as an apprentice under celebrity hairstylist Warren Tricomi. Angelline was recognized for her cutting-edge ability in hair weaving when she showcased her makeover talents for a group of domestic violence survivors on Good Morning America. In 2004, she made her mark in the modeling/fashion industry when she won WMTC’s Model of the Year Award. In 2005, Angelline was awarded the «Scissors Award,» an honor usually bestowed upon stylists with over ten years of experience. In 2009, Angelline opened An’Tyrice Salon and Spa, which became the first full service salon and spa owned and operated by an African American woman in the City of Poughkeepsie. With her second location open in Wappingers Falls.
