Corporate Henna & Media

Name: Nur Aisyah Rahmatullah Date: 5/7/2026 BADM-145-903 Corporate Henna & Media Creator Daily Operations: My business has two parts. First, I am a henna artist. I create traditional and modern henna designs for corporate events, parties, and also private clients. Second, I am just a social media creator. I just film the process of doing the henna and make aesthetic videos for brands to use on Instagram and TikTok. My days start with mixing fresh, natural henna paste. In the afternoon, I just go to my clients location to do the art and film high-quality content at the same time. Location and Facilities: I work from a home studio for my editing and mixing my henna. However, most of my business happens on-sites. This means I go to the client’s office, a festival, or a wedding hall. I don’t need a big shop because my kit is portable. I just need a professional table, good lightning, and my camera gear. Key Processes and Personnel: Sourcing: I only buy organic henna powder and essential oils. Content Creation: While I apply the henna, I use a tripod to film behind the scenes as I work. Booking: I use an online calendar where clients can book a session. I am the only worker right now. Sometimes, if a corporate event is very big (like for 40-50 people), I hire a second henna artist to help me for the day. Startup Costs: I need about like $10,000 to start. Henna supplies are not that expensive, but the camera and computer for the social media side are expensive. Item description cost Henna Supplies Organic powder, oils, and cones $500 Camera & Tripod For high-quality filming $5,000 Laptop For video editing $2,500 Marketing Business cards and social media ads $1,000 Insurance Liability insurance for skin products $1,000 Tool $10,000 Financial projections: I will make money from two sources: hourly fees, henna events and content packages for social media. Income Statement: Henna Event Income: $6,000 Social Media Content Fees: $9,000 Total Revenue: $12,500 Breakeven Analysis: Fixed costs per month: $500 Average Booking Fee: $25 Variable Cost (henna/Gas): $50 This means I only need 3 bookings per month to pay all my bills. Every booking after that is profitable for me. Conclusion: My business is unique because I combine a traditional skill (Henna) with a modern skill (Social Media). This is very attractive to corporate brands who want to show culture and art on their pages. Because my costs for henna powder are very low, the profit margin is very high, I think this business will grow fast because there are not many people doing professional henna and professional videos at the same time.