Kylie Jenner, the most influential according to Forbes magazine

The youngest sister of the Kardashian, Kylie Jenner, has managed to enter the list of the 30 personalities under 30 years that Forbes magazine makes annually to highlight the entrepreneurs who have reached the top.

At 19, Kylie has become the youngest and the only teenager to be part of this famous list in the category of retail and e-commerce. The celebrity has brought to light a line of cosmetics under her name, Kylie Cosmetics. As reported by Forbes magazine, the young woman would provide the second highest source of income for her family, after her sister Kim Kardashian.

Jenner started her makeup empire in 2015, but it was not until last year that her company really took off. As reported by the magazine, the lip gloss kits of the star could have achieved gains of up to seven figures in 2016. A representative of the firm said they had won more than eight figures, a fact that could not be confirmed.

The success of her line of lipsticks has not been the only reason why Jenner landed on the Forbes list, according to the magazine itself, the 19-year-old is also a source of inspiration in the world of fashion. This year she brought out a clothing brand with her older sister Kendall Jenner, not to mention her support of Kylie's store, where she sells everything from underwear to shirts with her name and face.

The annual list consists of 600 entries, 30 under 30 divided into 20 categories, including Art & Style, Education, Energy, Health, Games, Hollywood or Marketing and Advertising, among others. The magazine insists that according to its policy, the entrepreneurs appointed each year do not repeat themselves, but rather "present the new talents of each year.

The little one of the Kardashian is not the only known face that appears on this famous list, famous as Elle Fanning, Hilary Duff, Margot Robbie, Evan Rachel Wood, the Olympic gymnast Simone Biles, the youtuber Tyler Oakley, are some of the young entrepreneurs highlighted by the magazine.

80 judges are responsible for choosing the finalists among the more than 15 thousand applications to be part of the prestigious list of entrepreneurs, so statistically it is more difficult than getting into some of the most requested universities such as Standford or Harvard.