“2022 vs 2025”: Mpumalanga Woman Shows How She Upgraded Her Home in 3 Years

“2022 vs 2025”: Mpumalanga Woman Shows How She Upgraded Her Home in 3 Years

  • A Mpumalanga beauty entrepreneur shared an inspiring transformation video showing how she completely upgraded her home
  • The woman's journey from having only a bucket of belongings in her kitchen shows her business success over three years
  • Her viral video received over 6,600 reactions as South Africans celebrated her incredible progress and the results of her hard work

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An Mpumalanga woman shared a before-and-after video showing her home transformation in 3 years. Images: @eulanda.tillysihale
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An Mpumalanga woman has inspired thousands of South Africans after sharing an incredible transformation video showing how she upgraded her home in just three years.

Beauty entrepreneur @eulanda.tillysihale, who runs a successful business selling beauty products including handbags, wigs, and weaves, posted a powerful before-and-after video in August 2025 with the simple caption:

"2022 vs 2025."

The transformation video begins by showing her home in 2022, where her kitchen contained just a big bucket with some belongings, a dish, and a blanket in a bag. The space was empty with no furniture or personal touches. Fast-forward to 2025, and the same woman is seen enjoying a completely transformed living space filled with modern furniture, home decor, and all the essentials for comfortable living.

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The dramatic change includes a furnished living area with a couch, TV stand, coffee table, mirrors, and beautiful paintings on the walls. Her kitchen now features proper appliances and everything needed for daily life. The bathroom is stocked with toiletries, and windows throughout the home have lovely curtains that add warmth and style to each room.

The video ends with a powerful moment showing the entrepreneur holding up a cup of green tea with a Woolworths tea bag; a simple but meaningful symbol of how far she has come. Her success in the beauty business has allowed her to create the comfortable home she always dreamed of, proving that dedication and hard work can truly pay off.

The video went viral, receiving over 6,600 reactions from South Africans who were inspired by her journey.

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A young woman from Mpumalanga showed how far she's come through her beauty business. Images: @eulanda.tillysihale
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How much the beauty industry is worth

According to information on Statista, South Africa’s beauty and personal care industry is set to make about R85 billion (US$4.51 billion) in 2025, and it’s still growing each year. The biggest chunk of this comes from everyday personal care products like soap, shampoo, and skincare, worth around half of the total market.

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More South Africans are choosing natural and organic products as people become more aware of health and environmental issues. The country’s cultural mix also shapes the industry, with traditional beauty routines combining with modern trends. Social media has a big influence, too. Many shoppers now trust online reviews and influencer tips when choosing products. There’s also rising demand for inclusive ranges that suit different skin tones.

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Nerissa Naidoo (Human Interest Editor) Nerissa Naidoo is a writer and editor with seven years of experience. Currently, she is a human interest writer at Briefly News and joined the publication in 2024. She began her career contributing to Morning Lazziness and later joined Featherpen.org. As a TUW ghostwriter, she focused on non-fiction, while her editorial roles at National Today and Entail.ai honed her skills in content accuracy and expert-driven editing. You can reach her at nerissa.naidoo@briefly.co.za