Clueless influencer sparks outrage filming skincare routine during lengthy movie: So insanely rude

A popular skincare influencer who has over two million social media followers has sparked online debate after filming herself doing a complete, multi-step skincare routine inside a packed cinema during a screening of “The Odyssey.”The injectables nurse and content creator, known online as @np.miranda, uploaded a viral TikTok showing off her extensive beauty regimen in the middle of a movie theater.The video begins with the nurse pulling on a skincare headband to sweep her hair back while seated in a crowded row.She then digs into her toiletries bag to pull out a bottle of micellar cleansing water, wiping down her face with a cotton pad.Next, she sprays her face with an exosome facial mist before applying Volufline neck cream, which she said was used to help with tech neck.She follows this up with a density-restoring eye cream and a full collagen sheet mask “to lock it all in,” placing the wet mask directly over her face in the dark cinema.To complete the routine, she applies a propolis-infused lip mask and casually munches on a bag of jerky and sips a soft drink.She captioned the video: “POV, the movie is 3 hours long,” adding, “Anyone else bring their own skincare and snacks to the movies?”While the nurse framed the routine as harmless self-care to ensure her skin stayed hydrated throughout the long sitting, thousands of social media users quickly flooded the comment section to criticize the act as “peak influencer entitlement.”Many viewers shared their complete exhaustion with online creator culture, with one top-voted comment simply stating, “I’m so tired of influencer culture.”Someone else wrote: “TikTok needs to create a dislike button.”Several commenters also voiced frustration over the lack of basic movie theater etiquette, arguing that having a phone screen glowing continuously in a dark cinema ruins the experience for surrounding moviegoers.“People should respect the cinema environment,” one user pointed out.“Using your p...