Phiwe Mngadi's thriving business proves going to varsity wasn't only route to determine her future

Phiwe Mngadi’s thriving business proves going to varsity wasn’t only route to determine her future
By Mpiletso Motumi
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Johannesburg - Phiwe Mngadi has one mission on her mind: training the best permanent make-up artists in the country.
“So far I have taught more than 500 people. The most popular and talented in the country went through the Plush Art Studio training. I am really passionate about that,” said the 33-year-old entrepreneur.
Her natural creative ability came at an early age and so did her flair for entrepreneurship.
“I knew I’d be an entrepreneur in high school because I was already selling things and massaging people’s hands for R5. By matric I was already doing people’s nails.”

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