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Audrey Williams

Oklahoma
As seen in: Glam, MSN, New York Post, Bustle, Inc., The Mercury News, Page Six, Cell Press, Essence, NewsBreak, NYLON and
Freelance communicator who specializes in writing blog posts, email marketing campaigns, and webpage content.
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The First-Time Founder Using Robotics to Reinvent the Wig Industry—and Make Good Hair Days Accessible to All

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By Audrey Williams
| Inc. Verified
By inventing new methods and materials, Aasiyah Abdulsalam’s Brooklyn-based startup The Renatural earned $4.2 million in investment from some famous names. In 2020, when Aasiyah Abdulsalam launched the Renatural from her bedroom in London, she wasn’t looking to overhaul the wig industry. She was simply trying to solve a problem that had followed her since childhood. “I was born in London, but I was raised in a really rural part of Ireland,” says Abdulsalam, whose parents emigrated from Nigeria.
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Hopland: A tiny town packed with 15 tasting rooms and zero pretense

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By Audrey Williams
| The Mercury News Verified
Hopland’s name is no longer accurate. The Mendocino County hamlet’s hops farms are mostly gone, replaced by organic vineyards, olive groves and donkey rescues. The railroad that once hauled agricultural goods through town has been quiet for decades.
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A perfect weekend along California’s Central Coast

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By Audrey Williams
| The Mercury News Verified
Halfway between San Francisco and Los Angeles, San Luis Obispo County unfolds as California’s often-overlooked Central Coast gem — where college town energy meets wine country sophistication, Victorian beach towns charm visitors and a hotel made entirely of kitsch has become a pilgrimage site for anyone who appreciates the gloriously weird.
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