Because of the Corona Pandemic, Hairstylist Nikita Mirzani Had to Switch Professions to Become a Seller of Muslim Clothing to Survive

Kapanlagi.com - The Covid-19 virus outbreak has had a big impact on celebrities who have businesses. As a result of the outbreak, they are forced to close their stores and do not receive daily income. This impact is not only limited to celebrity businesses, but it also affects freelance workers who only get jobs when called upon.

For example, Krisna Fahrezi, who works as a renowned celebrity hairstylist in the country. Due to the Covid-19 virus outbreak, hairstylist Nikita Mirzani did not get any jobs and therefore did not receive any income.

"As a hairstylist, I have no income at all because I usually work when called upon by artists for television or off-air events," said Krisna when contacted on Friday (24/4/2020).

1. No Income

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Because there is no income, Krisna has to think creatively to earn a living during this Covid-19 pandemic. Krisna tries to create something that can generate income. Finally, Krisna tries to get the idea of ​​making Muslim clothing to be sold.

"There are absolutely no jobs. That's why I fill my time by creating my own brand, because this pandemic makes us all think hard about how to continue our lives. I also distributed hand sanitizers and masks on the streets. But now there is really no income, that's why I want to start a Muslim wear business," he said.

2. Selling Muslim Clothing

For the time being, in the midst of the Covid-19 virus pandemic, Krisna has to switch to becoming a Muslim clothing designer. Later, his creations will be sold to the public. According to Krisna, a Muslim fashion business is a suitable choice, especially during the month of Ramadan.

"Now I am trying to switch professions and experiment with designing Muslim clothes for men, because it's fasting month, so I think it's the right moment," said Krisna.

Through this Muslim clothing business, Krisna hopes that his efforts will run smoothly. "Pray for its success," Krisna concluded.

(kpl/far/frs)