SA celebs with must-try beauty and skincare brands

As the majority of the country’s consumers buy international skincare products, Mzansi celebrities have joined the trend by producing their own beauty products.

‘Local is always lekker’ even when it comes to your daily skincare products as you support local businesses and workers which leads to the unemployment rate slowly decreasing as these businesses fight to keep their doors open.

While some products have been a major flop we applaud our celebrities for giving it it a shot!

From clothing brands to perfumes and alcoholic drinks, there is nothing we are not capable of creating in South Africa, and no matter what skin issues you may be dealing with you will always find products that will meet your needs with these beauty brands.

Here are mzansi celebs who launched beauty and skincare brands:

  1. LELIVE by Amanda Du-Pont

 

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This vegan skincare range has been the most-talked brand since recently launching in the UK. The actress and entrepreneur’s products are all made up of 95% natural ingredients leaving your skin feeling smooth and healthy.

2. Flutter by Lerato Kganyago 

 

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DJ LKG launched an eyelash and sanitary pad brand as a way to help women feel good about themselves. Whether you feel under the weather or want to add a bit of glow to your makeup, Flutter is the brand for you.

3. Nomfundo Njibe

 

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Founder of Chick Cosmetics, Nomfundo Njibe has been on the rise to promote sustainable beauty products for a cleaner future.

4. Amanda Manku

 

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Skeem Saam actress and sports presenter, Amanda Manku launched a fragrance line called, ‘Amascent Fragrances’ which will have you smelling good for longer.

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