TikTok Video of Woman Using Sunlight Soap on Edges Has SA in Awe of Cheap Beauty Secret: “What if It Rains?”

TikTok Video of Woman Using Sunlight Soap on Edges Has SA in Awe of Cheap Beauty Secret: “What if It Rains?”

  • A woman shows people all the steps she takes to look good every day without breaking the bank by using cheap products
  • The lady made a "Get Ready With Me" (GRWM) where she did her hair and makeup as people were curious about her edges
  • Online users were fascinated when they saw the way the woman lay down her baby hair using Sunlight bar soap

PAY ATTENTION: Briefly News launched a YouTube channel Briefly TV. Subscribe now!

A TikTok creator went viral after giving her audience a close look into how she gets ready. The lady told people she is on a budget and uses affordable products.

TikTok video shows creator using Sunlight bar soap to do edges
A TikTok video shows a woman using Sunlight bar soap to tame her edges, and people were amazed. Image: @thando.wolff
Source: TikTok

Many were interested to see what she uses and got over 33 000 likes. People left more than 100 comments, as many were divided about how she used soap.

Women's cheap makeup routine gets 300 000 views

Read also

TikTok video of stunning woman's edgy haircut and flawless dye job has Mzansi touched when it ends badly

A creator on TikTok @thando.wolff showed people that she rubs an old toothbrush into sunlight soap and sleek down her edges and eyebrows. The lady made a GRWM using her cheap products, and it turned out to be simple with a lip combo. Watch her video below:

PAY ATTENTION: Follow Briefly News on Twitter and never miss the hottest topics! Find us at @brieflyza!

Online users discuss women's edges routine using Sunlight bar soap

People usually love to see creators with good beauty tips. This woman's method for doing edges and many argued that using soap could be problematic if it starts raining.

k☆mo asked:

"When it starts raining?"

Thando Wolf, the creator, admitted:

"Oh no dusted."

@Katlego_Smilee asked:

"How do you remove the white stuff on your edges? I always struggle with that."

mrssgraham commented:

Read also

21-year-old buys BMW in TikTok video, SA in awe as young woman walk into dealership and out with brand new whip

"I'll forever respect the ladies that do their edges with the green bar, cause how?"

Blessing said:

"Sunlight once made my edges white at school, wasn’t it embarrassing? I had to convince people it was got2be styling gel."

user9863275421 wrote:

"Sunlight is actually not bad on edges I use it too."

Thando Wolf, the creator, added:

"It’s perfect like for me? BIG W."

Mzansi love to see TikTokkers' beauty tips and tricks

Netizens often like to chime in on videos showing beauty hacks. One woman left people grateful after sharing her list of makeup basics to buy as a beginner.

Woman puts PEP's less than R30 foundation to the test, SA in awe of results

Briefly News previously reported that a woman who does makeup online put PEP makeup to the test. She posted a video showing how well their foundation does its job.

Read also

Geologist in overalls making TikTok dance video next to BMW goes viral and sparks speculation about finances

Many people were interested in the makeup video, and it got thousands of likes. People commented on their impressions of the brand.

@manare.coco made TikTok content after buying PEP's foundation. In the video, the woman said it cost her R25. The video ended with her wearing a full face of makeup that perfectly matched her skin after using the cheap product.

PAY ATTENTION: Сheck out news that is picked exactly for YOU ➡️ click on “Recommended for you” and enjoy!

Source: Briefly News

Authors:
Rutendo Masasi avatar

Rutendo Masasi (Human-Interest editor) Rue Masasi is a Human Interest and Entertainment writer at Briefly News who graduated with a BA (Hons) in English from Rhodes University in 2018. Rue also has 2 years of experience in journalism and over four years of experience as an online ESL teacher. She has also passed a set of trainings by Google News Initiative. You can reach her via email: rutendo.masasi@briefly.co.za

Tags: