Mihlali Ndamase's career is on an upward trajectory and we love to see it. To say she has been making moves is a major understatement. It is no secret that the industry is has a well-known reputation of being unstable and unpredictable.
Due to the scarcity of jobs, artists often need to diversify their services and keep income streams open and we love to see Mihlali following this path.
The influencer and makeup artist has announced that she will soon be launching her new business Malakyt. She did not divulge many details about her latest venture, but she said that she hopes to create work opportunities for people working in the beauty industry.
"We started working on this platform in 2019, I hope it will bring many opportunities for those in the beauty industry, we created it for the people."
Mihali recently revealed that she will be launching her own products. “I’m still going to be in the same space but I’m definitely moving towards business. I’m launching my own products. But I can’t give dates or timelines. It’s very soon. I’ve always said I want my own products so I’m sure a lot of people know.” She added.
Among the country's top social media influencers, Mihlali plays a critical role. With her passion for beauty, she has worked with multiple brands as an ambassador. She previously opened up on The Banques and Venom show on YFM about how much she makes on her campaigns.
Talking about her biggest deal, she said: "I can’t say. I don’t get paid all the time, it depends. Like if it’s an international brand I do get paid in dollars. And the biggest deal I’ve ever gotten? What is the biggest deal that I’ve ever gotten?
"You know when you starting out and you are excited by money and you ain’t paying yo taxes child? I was like – okay I got an e-mail and now I need to get an accountant. I can’t say the brand because I’ve just signed with them. So there is something that I’m doing with a brand soon and they’re giving me one bar. To post my content, product placements."
The YouTuber also spoke about Twitter hate saying: "I’ve already established that the platform is very negative and anything that I put out on Twitter you sort of – you sort of put it out knowing that there could be a positive or a negative reaction." She said on the Twitter hate."
