What if someone were to tell you that you could put your child through university with income from your henna business? Would you believe it to be possible?

Mandy Roberge, the founder of Wicked Good Henna in Massachusetts, USA not only believes it’s possible, she’s making it happen - and in a way that you might not suspect - but it didn’t start that way. The artist, who started her business nearly seven years ago, recalls that initially her motivation for working with henna was to do something that she could both enjoy and do on her own terms.

I Am HennapreneurChelsea StevensonJune 21, 2019Mandy Roberge, Wicked Good Henna, I Am Hennapreneur, Henna Artist Showcase, how to make a living as a henna artist, how to make money as a henna artist, how to become a henna artistComment

Meet Hennapreneur Connie Tu

The story that Connie Tu, professional henna artist, most commonly tells about how she began with henna started with an exchange in a tattoo shop, but if you get the chance to speak with her in more depth like I did recently in an interview for the I Am Hennapreneur Artist Showcase, you’ll learn that her journey with henna began long before she ever picked up a cone.

I Am HennapreneurChelsea StevensonJune 14, 2019I Am Hennapreneur, Created by Connie, Connie Tu, Henna Artist Showcase, Bradford Henna Artist, Henna Bradford UKComment

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