The Call of Beauty
When it comes to convenience, this mobile spa goes above and beyond.
Beauty is big business these days, between the slew of makeover shows, celebrity-endorsed grooming products, and day spas promising relaxation and rejuvenation. But for many people, a day at the spa is a luxury their hectic schedules won't allow-unless someone volunteers to bring the spa to them. That's exactly what these sisters did.
Torshia Watson, 36, was working as a systems analyst, and Rochelle Lewis, 35, was a massage therapist, when they saw a need in the community for a mobile spa. "I realized a lot of my co-workers were leaving at lunch or leaving early to get their hair or nails done," Watson says. "I wondered what we could do to make this more convenient for people."
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