We all know the Kardashian-Jenner family, and we all either hate them or love them. If you watched Life of Kylie, which premiered last Sunday, you'd see Kylie Jenner isn't the normal teenager. She seems to have a love/hate relationship with being famous, since she can't just go out to the grocery store alone. However, she did mention she could buy any car, any house, or any pair of shoes. So, I guess it balances out.
Most of us are familiar with the Kardashian-Jenner family for 'being famous for nothing'. While that may be true, they've built an empire on that. All of the Kardashian-Jenner's have found a way to make millions off of just living their lives, but Kylie Jenner is definitely another story.
Kylie Cosmetics is a relatable brand whose goal is to make women feel beautiful and it's definitely working. In the last 18 months alone, the company has made $420 million dollars. Yup, you heard that right. According to Women's Wear Daily, brands like Estée Lauder (who Kendall Jenner models for) have made $500 million in the past decade. And Lancôme took 80 years to make a billion dollars.
Long story short, Kylie Jenner is on her way to becoming a billionaire. And let's not forget, she's only just about to turn 20 years old. According to WWD, Kylie Jenner will have a billion dollar company by the time she's 25. Definitely not famous for nothing now.
Kylie even mentioned she's a huge part of the creative process. She stated that she likes getting in different moods, and you can tell by the wigs she wears all the time. I mean, Kylie made a palette for her own birthday, so I can't wait to see what else she has up her sleeve.
Kylie is looking to launch concealers and foundations next, and said there is no competition between her and Kim's new makeup line, since the products are so different.
Looks like Kylie Jenner is the Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen of our generation. Making millions before even becoming an adult. You can say that this family is famous for nothing, but there is no denying that they know how to sell products. You can't deny that with a multi-million dollar company.
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