Asmaa Mannasaheb joined the Digital Solutions program in early 2020 with her henna tattoo business, Rangeen
Henna.
“The Digital Solutions program prepared me to go into the pandemic doing my best.”
Asmaa is a recent Bachelor of IT graduate and runs two businesses. The first is Rangeen Henna, a henna tattoo business delivered throughout Dandenong using her own handmade products, and the second is a YouTube channel “Bliifee” in which she helps young Muslims balance their lifestyle and beliefs.
“I love running my own business because I can control what I do,” Asmaa says, and has proven the truth in that statement since COVID-19 hit. Her henna business is physical, requiring her to draw on a client’s hands in-person—but she pivoted with the restrictions to offer digital henna. “I ordered a drawing tablet online, and learned how to draw with that, and have them send me photos of their hands and then I decorate those images.”
“The Digital Solutions program prepared me to go into the pandemic doing my best.”
Asmaa is a recent Bachelor of IT graduate and runs two businesses. The first is Rangeen Henna, a henna tattoo business delivered throughout Dandenong using her own handmade products, and the second is a YouTube channel “Bliifee” in which she helps young Muslims balance their lifestyle and beliefs.
“I love running my own business because I can control what I do,” Asmaa says, and has proven the truth in that statement since COVID-19 hit. Her henna business is physical, requiring her to draw on a client’s hands in-person—but she pivoted with the restrictions to offer digital henna. “I ordered a drawing tablet online, and learned how to draw with that, and have them send me photos of their hands and then I decorate those images.”