Henna art workshops at local venues

Adults and teens looking for a creative hobby, friend groups, bridal parties, and community centers or libraries that book instructors.

Ticket price per student per session, or a small fee for a multi-week course. Supplies can be included in the price, and private group bookings usually pay more.

• Confident henna design
• Clear step-by-step teaching
• Basic event organizing

• General liability insurance, and check whether venues require it
• Use only natural henna paste, and avoid 'black henna' which can cause skin reactions
• Check for allergies and ask students about skin sensitivities before starting
• Check with your city or county about any local business license

Startup costs are typically estimated at around $150 to $800, depending on your supplies, any venue hire and insurance. You bring supplies and rent or borrow a room, so your costs will depend on how you set things up.

Monthly revenue is typically estimated at around $200 to $1,500, depending on how many sessions you run, your class sizes and your pricing. Bookings from venues, friend groups and bridal parties will shape what you earn.

Check whether venues require general liability insurance and whether your city or county needs a local business license. Use only natural henna paste, avoid 'black henna' which can cause skin reactions, and ask students about allergies and skin sensitivities first.