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Eva Shriver-Kealoha ‘30 makes her mark with new henna business
In third grade, Eva Shriver-Kealoha ‘30 would doodle skeleton hands on herself and her friends with a ballpoint pen. Now, as a first-year college student, she has turned that childhood hobby into a side hustle, creating elaborate henna designs through her new on-campus pursuit, Dyed Skins by Eva. Originating in North Africa and the Middle...
In third grade, Eva Shriver-Kealoha ‘30 would doodle skeleton hands on herself and her friends with a ballpoint pen. Now, as a first-year college student, she has turned that childhood hobby into a side hustle, creating elaborate henna designs through her new on-campus pursuit, Dyed Skins by Eva. Originating in North Africa and the Middle...
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