About Divine Nails Mission

As I said, I never knew exactly what I wanted to do until I was nineteen years old. I have always been business minded though: always coming up with new ways to make and sell products, recreate products and even tried to get a sweater made out of pants patented. I am so happy I finally discovered my passion because now, I am so close to getting everything I ever wanted which is mainly to just be successful. When I started making my press on nails, I sucked. I am not going to lie. It took me ten months to start getting better at hand drawn designs and is still a skill I'm improving everyday. I used to draw all the time and was pretty decent at it. I was better when I painted, but nails are totally different because of the arch. I'm thankful we have nail tape for creating straight lines!

I thought about what my mission would be with this business. Who I would help, why would my products be great and beneficial for others, etc. I want to do a foundation like Younique helping youth and adults cope. Right now, I am just trying to make enough to support myself but I think that when my business starts thriving which will hopefully be about ten years from now where I make a profit of 6000-10000 a month, then I will choose to help starvation and poverty. I love food myself, and I hurt every time I see other countries eating mud to survive, or working for only $1 an hour. I want to help those kinds of people because I am so lucky to be getting help now.

Right now, my mission for my business is to provide beautiful, lasting press on nails for people who want to save their natural nails and to save money at the salon. That is my main goal. For my bath n' body and makeup etc., those are just additions to my store so I can provide a bit of everything for everyone's needs. To even have a business is a gift I thought wouldn't come true but the universe showed me otherwise. So now, I want to help others when I can as well. I even donate a budgeted amount to my favorite charities just to help out. I know it's one step at a time, but I am so excited to eventually help others!