Meet Natasa, the founder of Really Glamourly. She is a young entrepreneur and female founder who was brave enough to start her own business and disrupt the fashion and accessories industry. We have asked her about the start of Really Glamourly, how the pandemics affected the business, and so on. Keep reading to find out more!

How was Really Glamourly born?

I was already for 5 years in the fashion influencer/blogger world, going regularly to Milan, New York, and Paris fashion weeks twice a year. I was full of insights into trends and tendencies. At one moment, I really felt the need to go “one step further” and take on a new challenge. That’s when the whole idea was born. The next step was to decide about the product and the natural thing was to go for something for the hair - at that moment my long hair was my strongest asset.

How did pandemics affect your business?

Honestly, the sales jumped so much! We had so much work and orders that at some point we couldn’t manage to finish all of them in time. And I was so grateful for that - since the pandemic was hard on a lot of businesses.

What has changed for you since you started Really Glamourly?

So many things. Even before, I didn’t have working hours, but now it’s even worse. 😁 But I don’t complain - when I see we are growing it makes me want to work even more! Also, I always have to find the motivation even when I feel down, and it’s not easy. But it makes me so proud to be a female founder in the sea of startups!

What is your superpower?

I would say I have two: I am a very good observer of things/situations and I work very well under pressure. Those are the moments when I am most productive and I deliver my highest quality work.

Do you regret anything?

I have made so many mistakes and I have had so many failures. But the older I get, the more I realize they are essential for our growth. So no, everything happened for a reason and made me the person I am today.

What would you want to change for women?

Be fierce, be bold, and don’t be scared! There are no limits for us women and I wish for all of them to understand that. We can own our destinies and be independent as much as we want!