KwaZulu-Natal Woman Plugs SA With PEP Impepho Soap Helps With Remembering Dreams in TikTok Video

• A beautiful lady revealed that one of the secrets that make her look gorgeous and help her catch some sleep is an impepho soap
• The product is made from a plant known for its spiritual and health benefits
• Netizens who use the cosmetic soap swear by it and even claim that it helps to recall their dreams
• The beautiful woman told Briefly News that she will be adopting this soap for her and her family

A woman from KwaZulu-Natal plugged netizens with an impepho soap that helped her sleep so well she didn’t want to wake up. It's so effective that she even said it helped her remember her dreams.

South Africans who have used it can testify to its usefulness and they also took the opportunity to praise PEP for its beautiful products.

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Woman plugs netizens with impepho product

According to @chantelle8nonthuthuko2c, who posted the video on her TikTok account, the soap helps her catch some shut-eye. She said that she struggled to get a good night’s rest before she used it.

When she started washing with the cosmetic product, she slept longer and woke up feeling fresh. She even remarked that her skin started glowing and looking more phenomenal than when she wasn’t using the soap.

According to the University of KwaZulu-Natal, impepho is an indigenous plant that Africans have burned for centuries to communicate with their ancestors. It is said to have healing properties and is considered one of the earliest medicines used by Africans.

When used for spiritual purposes, the user usually burns the impepho, creating a smoke that enhances their ability to talk to the dead.

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Woman tells Briefly News how much she loves the soap

Chantelle Thusi told Briefly News she had been using it for a week and bought the soap for R16,99.

"My skin has been glowing ever since I started using this Ara Impepho soap, and it's also good for my kids. We will be using it permanently because it's affordable," she said.

Watch the video here:

South Africans are familiar with the product

Netizens gushed over the plug and spoke of the wonders the soap brought to their lives.

Bonnie Majobe 14 said:

“I bought the soap on Saturday. It helped my eczema and my sensitive skin. It improved my skin pigmentation."

Lesedi Magadana could testify.

“It’s true. Since I started using this soap, I remember my dreams. I used to forget them.”

Thabzo exclaimed:

“I’ve been using the soap for a week, and my face looks like a baby's.”

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TK had misgivings.

“I’m afraid of anything with impepho inside because I’m always dreaming of the ocean, and they keep telling me that whenever I speak, I must phahla.”

Sandyx threw some shots.

“It’s sad that now that it is a soap, it’s a good thing for other people, but if they were told to use the actual plant, they were going to think otherwise.”

Woman plugs netizens with useful PEP Home kitchenware

In a similar article, Briefly News reported that a woman from Johannesburg plugged netizens in with cheap kitchen products from PEP Home.

The lady bought a grater container, wooden spoons and other items, each costing under R50. Netizens were grateful, although not all were happy with their products.

Source: Briefly News