“Owning What I’ve Prayed For”: Cape Town Woman Shows Off Her Hair Care Business in Viral Video
- A Cape Town beauty entrepreneur shared a behind-the-scenes video of her hair care product business
- The spiritual businesswoman thanked God for her success, revealing how she built the company she had always prayed for
- Her inspiring video went viral with over 5,000 reactions as South Africans praised her entrepreneurial journey
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A Cape Town businesswoman has inspired thousands of South Africans after sharing what her successful beauty business looks like behind the scenes.
Content creator @kaylakimkay posted a viral video at the end of June showing herself working in her warehouse, filling product bottles and packaging her hair care line.
The post was shared with a simple but heartfelt caption:
"God 🥺🥺" along with text on the video stating: "Me owning the business I've prayed for."
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In the video, the young entrepreneur takes viewers through different areas of her warehouse, showing stacks of boxes filled with her hair care products and showing how she packages each item. The footage shows the scale of her operation, with many products ready for distribution and a well-organised business setup.
Her spiritual approach to business is clear from both her caption and the video overlay text, where she credits God for helping her achieve the success she had been praying for. The entrepreneur has previously shared in other videos that she has finally become the successful businesswoman she wanted to be when she first started the company.
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Mzansi reacts to inspiring business journey
The viral video attracted over 5,000 reactions and 13 comments as South Africans showed support and interest in her products:
@Tandokazi Jubase said:
"Been saving for your products 🤭🤭Sekusele kancane💃🏽💃🏽💃🏽"
@Emmerentia Strauss encouraged:
"May your business go from strength to strength Queen ❤️❤️"
@Lia Lia asked for help:
"I need your hair products please, but I don't know how to order. Please help!"
@Kokii Mohudi showed love:
"@kaylakimkay I Love You So Much🥰!!"
@Tasneem Fortune enquired:
"Can this products be used on kids aswell age 2?"
@Nzukie Nzoo cheered:
"@kaylakimkay you go girl👊🏼💝"
Entrepreneurship amid high unemployment
According to the South African Government's latest Quarterly Labour Force Survey, young people face an unemployment rate of 46.1%. This shows a large increase from 36.9% in 2015, showing the deteriorating job market prospects for millions of young South Africans.
Among the 4.8 million unemployed youth, 58.7% have no previous work experience, creating a cycle where young people cannot get hired without experience but cannot gain experience without being hired. This challenging employment issue has pushed many young South Africans, like this Cape Town entrepreneur, to start their own businesses as a way to create income and build their futures.
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- A fitness coach gained nearly 30kg to understand his clients better, but his radical marketing experiment had South Africans divided about whether his health sacrifice was worth it.
- A Johannesburg man shared a factory plug selling affordable candy for entrepreneurs, but the prices at this Crown Mines store had thousands of South Africans rushing to ask about bulk buying options.
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