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'What Is Wrong With People?': Verity Co-Stars Anne Hathaway And Dakota Johnson Critise Bizarre Plastic Wrap Makeup Trend

Social media beauty trends have a way of getting increasingly creative, and sometimes downright confusing. Hollywood actors Anne Hathaway and Dakota Johnson recently found themselves trying to make sense of one such viral hack, and their unfiltered reactions to the plastic wrap makeup trend were anything but impressed.

Hollywood actresses Anne Hathaway and Dakota Johnson recently expressed their confusion over a peculiar beauty trend that involves using plastic wrap for makeup application. The actresses were shown a video demonstrating the unconventional technique during an interview with Allure. Dakota Johnson initially looked perplexed and questioned, "What is wrong with people?"

Anne Hathaway also appeared bewildered, responding, "No no no. I don't understand." The actresses then learned of the step-by-step process, which requires applying liquid or cream makeup onto a sheet of plastic wrap the night before, and pressing it onto the face the next morning. While the pair tried to grasp the logic behind this method, they remained unconvinced, questioning its time-saving benefits.

The viral trend has since spread across social media platforms like TikTok and Instagram, with beauty influencers and users attempting to replicate the technique.

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