The club, which described itself as “rude”, took extreme measures to avoid painful high-heeled shoes, so as not to “spoil” his night at work – he covered his feet with glossy cream so that he would not feel anything. Georgia Bigrey was worried that her heels would stop dancing at night, so she tried a strange “experiment” and was surprised with the impressive results.
On viral TikTok, a 24-year-old girl was seen applying a TXTX tattoo pain reliever to the soles and sides of her legs. She stared at the sandwich bags and then waited an hour for the cream to work, though she almost slipped when she got up on her feet to get ready.
In the second video, he explains how he forgot to wear 4-inch heels until the last minute of a 10-hour drink, even though he was walking around town at 4:30 p.m. Since then, the event coordinator has highlighted the recommended 10 per tube of cream for special occasions like birthdays, and TikTok users have been amazed to discover it.
“I was questioning my sanity when I put it on,” said Georgia, from York, North Yorkshire. What I do for cosmetic makeup is unreal. I’m not literally shy. I was trying to get ready at the same time. So I tried not to stand and swim on the floor.
“I couldn’t tell if it was working or not until I went out at night, but then I was dancing and couldn’t hear anything. I’m no good in heels. I can walk well with them, but with my legs. I just killed them and the pain doesn’t fill me.”
“I usually have a high pain threshold, but heels are ruining my night and I want to dance and I want to enjoy the night, but I can never do that. I want to wear heels because your clothes look better and you look better I thought soothing tattoo cream would definitely work.”
It’s pricey for a little mile, but it works. It was definitely worth it! My legs started at 1 am only when I was waiting for a taxi. I didn’t compromise on waiting.
“Even the next day neither of my legs were so bad. Whoever feels achy in the morning, it still hurts, so you’re having a lot of stuff, so it doesn’t matter much. I don’t think. It’s going to last all night, so cream, bags, and I brought a tape with me.” of masks if I want to wear more.
“A lot of things are bad, so I don’t recommend doing this every week, but maybe twice a year and on big holidays like birthdays. I highly recommend it!” A Georgia follower offered a soothing cream after trying an analgesic spray on his first try on TikTok, but it did not work.
TXTX ‘Deep’ Soothing Cream claims to be soothing for those who want to prevent the sensation of a tattoo and they offer several strength creams that cost up to £10 per tube. He is trying to find a cheaper alternative, and future experiments may also include joining his toes and inserting a pugila in his feet.
His videos depicting this experience have been enjoyed over 35,000 times and users have gathered to thank him for his advice and to ask him how it works. TXTX has been contacted for comment. Georgia, from York, said: “I questioned my sanity when I wore it. What I do to my beauty hackers is unreal. I don’t feel very ashamed.
“At the same time I was trying to get ready, so I tried not to walk and swim on the floor. I couldn’t tell if it was working until evening, but then I danced and didn’t hear anything.
“I’m not good with heels. I can walk well with them, but my leg is just an arm and I don’t feel good pain. I’m tired of this. I usually have a high pain threshold, but heels. I can never do that.”
“I want to wear heels because your clothes look better and you look better, so I thought a soothing tattoo cream would definitely work. Than you. Expensive for the tube, but it works. It’s really worth it! My feet only hurt at 1 am when I was waiting for a taxi.”
“It didn’t bother me to get in pain when I was waiting for a cab because I was already enjoying my nights. The next day none of my legs were bad. And whoever is in pain in the morning is still hungry. So you’re dealing with a lot, so it doesn’t matter much.”
“I thought it wouldn’t last all night, so I brought lotion, bags, and duct tape with me if I wanted to wear more. If I was in agony, I could reapply it.” Like a birthday. I highly recommend it!
A Georgia follower offered a soothing cream after trying an analgesic spray on his first try on TikTok, but it didn’t work. TXTX ‘Deep’ Soothing Cream claims to be soothing for those who want to prevent the sensation of a tattoo and they offer several strength creams that cost up to £10 per tube.
He is trying to find a cheaper alternative, and future experiments may also include joining his toes and inserting a pugila in his feet. His videos depicting this experience have been enjoyed over 35,000 times and users have gathered to thank him for his advice and to ask him how it works. TXTX has been contacted for comment.
Source: Belfastlive
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