Lady Plugs South Africa With Inexpensive Way to Set the Perfect Edges, Mzansi Trips: “Sunlight, for Real”

Lady Plugs South Africa With Inexpensive Way to Set the Perfect Edges, Mzansi Trips: “Sunlight, for Real”

  • This woman has the perfect edges, and it is all thanks to the Mzansi staple, Sunlight soap bar
  • TikTok user @maropeng_xx shared a video in which she showed what her edges look like
  • Woman shares how she managed to find out Sunlight is the product of the perfect edge
  • People were amazed, and those who already knew made it clear that this is the only way to go

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Setting edges is not easy! This woman has perfected it by using a simple household item – Sunlight Soap. The plug had people buzzing with disbelief.

Edges, hair, TikTok video, Mzansi
This babe shared a video in which she showed what her edges look like, and they do not move even if you rub them. Image: TikTok/ @maropeng_xx
Source: TikTok

The edges hair trend is at a peak. Gone are the days when baby hair was a problem, now people are adding it to make the perfect edges look.

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Mzansi woman drops Sunlight soap bar edges setting tip in TikTok video

TikTok user @maropeng_xx shared a video showing her flawless edges that she perfected using Sunlight soap bar.

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Sis rubbed them, and they did not budge! Take a look at this perfection:

It was out of pure desperation that she stumbled upon this hack

Briefly News spoke to the woman to find out how she ended up putting Sunlight soap bar in her hair. Turns out, it was thanks to a time of desperation where she had no other choice.

"I had no gel and no plan. My best option was soap. And sunlight was available, so I used it, and it worked.
"And they would make sales on it. Just the same consistency but like put the soap in a tub…than all we’ll do is spray a little water on top than apply it. Trust me it works "

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South African people are tripping over this edges plug

Some people could not believe that all it took was a Sunlight soap bar to create these perfect edges. This is a plug everyone was thankful for.

Read some of the comments:

Minenhle Sithole❤️ knew the secret:

“I'm also using sunlight, and I get a lot of people asking me which gel I use”

TshepyMokone had jokes:

“So there's no white residue, but if it rains, you're in trouble with your eyes.”

mother_king is all for it:

“Bro, since I’ve been using Sunlight, I’ve never looked back.”

Imkitaa. Was shocked:

“Haaa”

Two SA school girls do white boy’s ‘edges’ with gel while in class, TikTok leaves Mzansi amused

In related news, Briefly News reported that a student made a hilarious video of the white boy's edges. People were amused by the video after a schoolgirl and her friend got to work on the boy's hair.

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The girls had people laughing after showing the size of the edge control they had. Some also said the young kid looks like a young Leonardo DiCaprio.

A student on TikTok, @sir_lu7, admitted that it's hard to stay focused in school and showed people what she did instead. The schoolchild hold posted a video of herself doing one of her white classmate's edges.

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Denika Herbst (Editor) Denika Herbst is a Human Interest writer at Briefly News. She is also an Industrial Sociologist with a master's degree in Industrial Organisational and Labour Studies from the University of Kwa-Zulu Natal, which she completed in 2020. She is now a PhD candidate at UKZN. Denika has over five years of experience writing for Briefly News (joined in 2018), and a short time writing for The South African. You can reach her via: denika.herbst@briefly.co.za.