Click below to listen to the full conversation between 97.9 The Hill’s Aaron Keck and Angela Hugghins
Welcome to “Thriving in Orange!” A monthly segment presented by Orange County Economic Development, “Thriving in Orange” features conversations with local business owners about what it’s like to live and work in Orange County, especially in light of the county’s small business grant program which launched in 2015 and has helped small businesses and small business owners with well over $100,000 in grants each year!
This month, 97.9 The Hill’s Aaron Keck has a conversation with Angela Hugghins — founder of Cult of Reason, a natural and inclusive line of skincare of personal health products promising “clean, simple, effective skincare” through an intentional (and ingredient-transparent) philosophy of “skin is skin.”
“I’ve been an aesthetician for 24 years and have worked on so many faces over those years,” said Hugghins. “I think it’s my hands-on experience that I bring to this line, seeing teen acne or perimenopausal skin changes, and I bring all that knowledge to this line of products. I like to call them ‘thoughtfully formulated products’ … I want really quality products that I know work, but are simple to understand.”
Listen above for the full conversation!
In partnership with Orange County Economic Development, 97.9 The Hill presents “Thriving in Orange!” A monthly conversation discussing Orange County’s small business grant program, which began in 2015 and provides $150,000 in small business support each year to local businesses. Find more information about the program here, as well as guidelines for application to receive support from the grant and thrive in Orange!
You can find more conversations like this in the “Thriving in Orange” archive on Chapelboro, and each month in a special segment airing on 97.9 The Hill!
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