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Anne Hathaway and Dakota Johnson react to viral plastic wrap makeup hack: ‘What’s wrong with people!’

Anne Hathaway and Dakota Johnson react to viral plastic wrap makeup hack: ‘What’s wrong with people!’

Actresses Anne Hathaway and Dakota Johnson expressed confusion upon hearing about a viral plastic wrap makeup hack during a promotional video for their thriller Verity. Dakota quipped, "What's wrong with people!" while Hathaway questioned the time-saving aspect of the technique, pointing out that patches of foundation and blush would still need blending with brushes, thus not reducing overall effort.

The hack involves applying plastic wrap over the skin after skincare or makeup application to achieve a smoother, dewier, or longer-lasting finish. However, dermatologist Dr. Chytra Anand from SKINQ does not endorse this routine as a regular practice, as it creates an occlusive environment that can trap heat, sweat, sebum, and product residue against the skin.

This can lead to clogged pores, breakouts, and irritation, particularly for those with oily, acne-prone, or sensitive skin. Dr. Anand advises focusing on understanding individual skin needs rather than following viral trends. She cautions that beauty hacks may create an immediate cosmetic effect but do not guarantee healthier skin.

Maintaining a healthy skin barrier and using products suited to one's skin type is far more reliable than experimenting with techniques simply because they are trending.

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