Alia Bhatt is serving major vacation vibes with a playful makeup video that has taken over social media. Known for her fresh, minimalist beauty looks, the actress posted a short clip captioned "eyes, lips & hairflips", inviting fans to "Count the hairflips."
The video featured Alia in a casual, breezy outfit, her damp hair falling naturally as she playfully flipped it throughout the clip. Each flip was humorously counted on-screen, turning the beauty reel into a light-hearted challenge. Fans flooded the comments praising her "effortless glow" and "girl-next-door charm."
But amid the admiration, a section of users revived an old viral moment involving Alia's husband, Ranbir Kapoor.
Fans Recall Ranbir's 'Wipe It Off' Comment
While many gushed over Alia's "five-minute glam," some fans poked fun at her for wiping off her makeup mid-routine. One comment read, "Audio to cover Ranbir screaming 'wipe it off' at the back." Another joked, "She took 'wipe that off' too seriously, she's literally wiping everything off."
The jokes stemmed from a previous interview where Alia revealed that Ranbir often asked her to wipe off her lipstick because he preferred her natural lip colour. The comment sparked controversy at the time, with some netizens calling it controlling and others dismissing it as a harmless personal preference.
Despite the renewed chatter, most fans focused on Alia's easy charm and radiant look in the video.
Inside Alia's Vacation Glam Routine
Alia's makeup steps were simple and relatable -- starting with toner, moisturizer, and serum to prep her skin. She added blush for a healthy glow, smudged her eyeliner for a soft finish, and blended nude brown eyeshadows for gentle definition. A hint of contouring and mascara brought the look together.
For her lips, Alia used a nude liner and lipstick combo, topping it with a liquid tint for a barely-there finish. The look was dewy, minimal, and perfect for a day out on vacation.
As her hair flips synced with the background track, fans called it the "cutest makeup tutorial ever."