About

Born and raised in Bangladesh, 16 year old Arwa always had a passion and curiosity for learning. She has faced difficulty coming in terms of wearing a hijab and living in USA. One of the major problems she faced in her life was stuttering. Stuttering was considered a sign of foolishness in Bangladesh and Arwa has worked hard since to prove them otherwise.

She has published a research paper with NASA and UVA, while contributing 1000+ hours to her mother who suffers from diabetes, arthritis, high cholesterol and blood pressure. She has written her book "The Art of Being a South Asian Woman" to inspire women across the world. However, her favorite is Henna Health, what she built from the ground and made it stand where it is today. Arwa hopes to share love with all.

When she isn't busy teaching STEM to children, she loves a good matcha drink while reading a book about being more productive, listening to podcasts, or doing pilates.

This is Arwa's hard work with NASA and UVA and the foundation of the research that backs Henna Health.

Short stories that provide an insight into the lives of South Asian women.