The 3D Teardrop Makeup Trend In Japan Is Called Dangerous, Why?

Ten dangerous makeup in Japan (TikTok)

JAKARTA - In Japan recently, a new makeup trend has emerged, namely three-dimensional teardrop or 3D teardrop makeup. The makeup trend is widely used by Japanese teenage girls.

The makeup is made by attaching tearlets made of hot glue to the face area with cosmetic adhesives. With that, there will be tears with the effect of 'bulged' or 3D on the face of someone who applies it.

Despite the trend, reported by News 18, this 3D teardrop makeup has in fact sparked debate. Supporters of this trend argue that the attach of hot glue that is used as a teardrop gives a gentle and sympathetic impression.

However, some other people expressed different opinions about the makeup trend. They say 3D teardrop makeup is not like tears, but like tears.

On the other hand, the 3D teardrop makeup trend has also drawn the attention and concern of experts. It is stated that the use of heat glue on the face to provide the effect of the appearing tears can trigger reactions on facial skin, such as itching and burning.

Saat ini para ahli pun sepakat mengeluarkan peringatan mengenai bahaya tren makeup tersebut. Mereka meminta agar orang-orang tidak menerapkan tren tersebut karena dapat merusak kulit wajah nanti.

Meanwhile, using glue as facial makeup is nothing new. Last year, a content creator went viral with a eyeliner display made using a firing glue.