An O’Fallon teen hopes to raise money to help find a cure for epilepsy by offering her skills at applying a centuries-old type of body art to anyone interested in having one of her temporary tattoos.
Avani Yaganti, the daughter of Dr. Srinivas and Anita Yaganti of O’Fallon, said she is willing to adorn body parts with henna tattoos for a small fee and the money she earns will be donated to the Epilepsy Foundation to help it find a cure for the condition that has afflicted her mother.
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