“I’m Here To Plug You”: Beauty Content Creator Shares Plug for R23 Crocs Birthday Sale
- A beauty and fashion content creator shared details about Crocs' birthday sale on 22 October 2025
- The sale started at 08h00 on 23 October 2025, with a special code offering free shipping to make the deal even better
- Social media users rushed to the comments asking where to find the R23 Crocs
- Briefly News spoke to medical expert Jayshri Ranagasamy regarding whether it is healthy to wear crocs

Source: TikTok
A beauty and fashion content creator has got South Africans rushing to the internet after sharing details about an insane Crocs sale. TikTok user Leeona Mvandaba shared a video on 22 October 2025 telling her followers about the Crocs' birthday sale happening the next day.
In the video, Leeona starts by saying:
"Hey, loves, I'm here to plug you real bad once again."
She explained that Crocs will be having their R23 birthday sale on 23 October, which means people can buy a pair of Crocs for only R23. But, there's more. If you use her code "Crocbday460," you get free shipping, which means you only pay R23 in total for a pair of Crocs. The sale was set to start at 08:00 in the morning on the Crocs South Africa website (crocssa.co.za). The woman wrapped up the video by telling everyone she'll see them there.
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Source: TikTok
Mzansi react to Crocs' birthday sale
TikTokers flooded the comments section with both questions and reactions:
@Sihle__ said:
"I don't see the R23 crocs, where are they😭."
@Charr 🎀 questioned:
"Can I go to the actual store, or does it only work on the Crocs website?"
@h.e.r commented:
"I don't like crocs, but I can buy them for anyone who would like to have them ❤."
@MsTee 🇿🇦 shared:
"The website is crashing, lol."
@Nontee_Mhlophe asked:
"Guys, where are the R23 crocs 🤔."
Are Crocs good for your feet
Leeona Mvandaba shared the plug on her TikTok page @leeona_mvandaba, where she regularly posts beauty and fashion content. With so many people rushing to buy Crocs during the sale, many wondered if they were good for feet.
According to a doctor's note on Freeland Foot and Ankle Clinic, Crocs have both pros and cons. On the good side, they're lightweight, breathable, and offer plenty of room, which makes them great for gyms, public showers, after getting a pedicure, or just running outside for a minute.

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They're easy to slip on and off, can be worn with or without socks and are affordable. The plastic material is designed to be easy to clean, and the holes allow air to circulate, which helps keep feet dry.
On the downside, foot specialists don't recommend wearing Crocs for exercise or long walks. The shoes lack proper arch support, and the heel strap isn't adequate to support your heel properly. This can cause people to grip the inside of the shoe with their toes as they walk, which can lead to pain and foot problems.
The plastic can also lead to sweaty, stinky feet and even blisters. The bottom line from doctors is to wear Crocs within reason.
Speaking to Briefly News writer, Nerissa Naidoo, medical expert Jayshri Rangasamy discussed whether it is healthy to wear crocs. She stated that:
"Crocs can be comfortable and convenient, especially for short periods, because they’re lightweight and offer good cushioning. However, they don’t provide enough arch and heel support for long-term daily use. Wearing them for extended hours can affect foot alignment and lead to issues like arch pain, heel discomfort or even knee and back strain over time. They’re great for quick errands, around the house, or casual wear, but for all-day support, especially if you’re on your feet a lot, it’s better to choose shoes with proper structure. If you have existing foot problems, it’s a good idea to get personalised advice from a podiatrist."

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Nerissa Naidoo (Human Interest Editor) Nerissa Naidoo is a writer and editor with seven years of experience. Currently, she is a human interest writer at Briefly News and joined the publication in 2024. She began her career contributing to Morning Lazziness and later joined Featherpen.org. As a TUW ghostwriter, she focused on non-fiction, while her editorial roles at National Today and Entail.ai honed her skills in content accuracy and expert-driven editing. You can reach her at nerissa.naidoo@briefly.co.za
Jayshri Rangasamy (Medical Scientist - Pharmacologist - Clinical Team Lead) Jayshri Rangasamy, Fortrea's Clinical Operations Delivery Leader, oversees the company's Clinical Team. She has extensive experience in both infectious diseases (tuberculosis, Ebola, COVID-19) and non-infectious diseases (cardiovascular, endocrinology, and gastroenterology), as well as oncology (lung cancer, hematologic malignancies). Rangasamy, who holds a MS and BS in Pharmacology and Human Physiology from the University of Pretoria, is an advocate for empathetic leadership. She's also a certified Latin and ballroom dancer.
