Happy Henna

The art of henna was introduced to Amanda Joy while resettling refugees back in 2010. She encountered women from multiple religions, cultures and demographic backgrounds who all used henna with the same purpose of bringing beauty on the skin. As an artist herself, world traveler and master in cultural communications she fell in love with the true meaning of what henna represents; "the inner light." She began using henna as a tool for meditation and self healing as she dealt with her own struggles with anxiety. Through the years her passion and joy for henna grew. In 2015, a number of divine experiences pushed Amanda into creating Happy Henna into her full time business. Her goal is to bring happiness and healing through the art of henna. Henna became more than just a novelty art, it was a ministry to bless others.

Amanda Joy wanted to really make a difference in women’s lives who also dealt with anxiety. This lead her to volunteer giving henna tattoos for cancer patients at a local salon once a month. She was so moved by the women’s stories that she wanted to create a platform for these women to share their stories and bring awareness to cancer. She entered her project idea into the largest art competition in the world called “ArtPrize.” Her project moved over 386,000 people with votes, becoming top 5 in her category. Her piece is now displayed in the lobby of a cancer hospital.

Her mission is to bring intentional awareness to the power of positive thinking and speaking life over the body. Encouraging women to choose love over fear.

Henna is meant to be temporary to remind you that everything in life is temporary. Once the henna starts to fade, what you maybe dealing with will also fade with it.

You can hire her and her artists for parties, events and special occasions by contacting her through email [email protected]

“She became a warrior princess who carried the sweet smells of earth on her skin and the essence of her beauty upon her sleeve.” – Amanda Joy

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• Michigan

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