"Ate What": Woman's Shein Wig Stuns South Africans With Quality and Affordability, Mzansi Reacts

"Ate What": Woman's Shein Wig Stuns South Africans With Quality and Affordability, Mzansi Reacts

  • A South African woman on TikTok stunned viewers by showcasing a high-quality synthetic wig purchased from Shein, impressing many with its sleek, natural look
  • The video went viral, with thousands of views and comments from Mzansi peeps who praised the wig’s affordability and quality, sparking discussions about Shein's beauty offerings
  • The lady's Shein wig transformation encouraged others to explore affordable online beauty options, as more South Africans turn to platforms like Shein for fashion and beauty finds

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A South African woman has left TikTok users impressed after sharing a video showcasing a stunning wig she purchased from online fashion retailer Shein.

A woman in South Africa wowed Mzansi with her stunning wig from Shein.
Mzansi was left in awe by a woman in South Africa unveiling a beautiful wig from Shein. Image: @bree_rolls
Source: TikTok

Woman flexes stunning wig from Shein

The post was shared under the handle @bree_rolls on June 14, 2025, on TikTok and has garnered thousands of views and likes, highlighting the affordability and quality of the hairpiece, sparking conversations among local beauty enthusiasts.

In the viral clip, the woman confidently showcases her wig, which boasts a sleek, silky finish and a natural-looking hairline. She revealed that the wig was ordered directly from Shein’s hair section and arrived in excellent condition. The transformation is remarkable, as she goes from a bare face and natural hair to a full glam look, leaving many viewers stunned by the quality of the product.

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@bree_rolls went on to express that the wig was synthetic as she dropped the code for it in her comments section by saying:

"13X6 Lace front wigs 26 inch long body wave synthetic lace wig for women reddish brown colour free part layered wavy wig heat resistant."

Mzansi peeps quickly flooded the comment section with praise, with many asking for the direct link to the product and expressing surprise at the online store's expanding range of beauty items. Some women admitted they were sceptical about buying wigs online, but changed their minds after seeing the results in the video.

With more South Africans turning to affordable online platforms for fashion and beauty buys, this video comes as another example of how Shein is becoming a go-to option for Mzansi shoppers. The trend of sharing honest reviews and unboxings on social media also continues to influence consumer behaviour, with people relying on real-life experiences before making purchases.

The woman’s Shein wig showcase not only demonstrates her fashion-forward style but also opens up new options for those wanting to elevate their look without breaking the bank.

Watch the video below:

SA gushes over woman’s Shein wig

The online community was in awe of the lady's wig as they took to the comments section to rave over her hairpiece, saying:

Cynthia Thabethe said:

"She is Beautiful. Eyami is now four months old and still eats."

Idani shared:

"I feel like people giving bad reviews just don't know how to maintain synthetic wigs. I've had mine for six months, it's still in good condition, and I wear it often."

Christie Noxynator D expressed:

"You gonna wear it for two days, and it's over with it, I got the same wig."

Lee_leratohwiginfluencer raved over the woman's hair, saying:

"Ate what!!"
Mzansi was left in awe by a woman in South Africa unveiling a beautiful wig from Shein.
A woman in South Africa wowed Mzansi with her stunning wig from Shein. Image: @bree_rolls
Source: TikTok

People show off what they ordered vs what they got

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Johana Mukandila (Human Interest Editor) Johana Tshidibi Mukandila has been a Human Interest Reporter at Briefly News since 2023. She has over four years of experience as a multimedia journalist. Johana holds a national diploma in journalism from the Cape Peninsula University Of Technology (2023). She has worked at the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, PAICTA, BONA Magazine and Albella Music Production. She is currently furthering her education in journalism at the CPUT. She has passed a set of trainings from Google News Initiative. Reach her at johana.mukandila@briefly.co.za