Sydney Sweeney Reacts to Her Used Bathwater Going Viral

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Sydney Sweeney is soaping up the attention.

More recently, the star from “Anyone But You” created quite a splash when she revealed a unique collaboration with Dr. Squatch. They’re launching a special, time-limited collection of bar soaps, featuring an extraordinary ingredient – her own bath water.

And in the time since, the collab has made quite the splash online.

At the premiere of my film, Echo Valley, on June 4, I shared with TopMob News that I found it more enjoyable to listen to others discuss the project. Regarding its creation, I was the one who proposed the idea, as I proudly mentioned. (Don’t forget to catch my interview with TopMob News tonight, June 5, at 11 p.m.)

To rephrase, following Sydney’s initial partnership with Dr. Squatch in December, as highlighted in her announcement, fans were captivated by the commercial she shot from a bathtub and couldn’t get enough of it.

She titled her May 30th post with, “I couldn’t help but wonder about your bathwater after the Dr. Squatch ad… and so, I saved some.

The end result? A teal-colored bar of soap called Sydney’s Bathwater Bliss (available June 6).

If Sydney hasn’t been playing in the bathtub, her calendar has been jam-packed with intriguing new tasks. One of these ventures is her latest Apple TV+ movie titled “Echo Valley“, where she portrays the daughter to Julianne Moore . In this film, both actresses work together to conceal a troubling secret from the public.

It was a project she said gave her “so many reasons” to say yes.

Claire is a complex and distressed young woman, as the speaker pointed out. Delving into a character who has such intricate connections with her mother is intriguing,” she said.

Working alongside someone as talented as Julianne, whom Sydney referred to as “a dream,” was an extra bonus for her.

Speaking as a lifestyle enthusiast, let me tell you, the actress from Euphoria truly embodies kindness in its purest form. She’s not just kind; she’s one of the most genuinely kind individuals I’ve had the pleasure of encountering.

On June 6, the highly-anticipated series, Echo Valley, makes its debut on Apple TV+. To discover more captivating films for your summer viewing pleasure, continue reading.

–Reporting by Emily Curl.

Keep reading for more beauty trends going viral.

In my expert opinion as a lifestyle guru, mastering the art of the ‘dotting technique’ on TikTok has revolutionized my makeup routine. This ingenious method not only streamlines application time but also feels incredibly lightweight on the skin. Rather than piling up foundation, concealer, blush, and other products one atop the other, I recommend dotting these products strategically in desired areas and then gently blending them out from lightest to darkest shades for a seamless, flawless finish. This method ensures that none of your precious makeup goes to waste!

Beauty enthusiasts, drawing inspiration from Kylie Jenner’s winter retreat in 2019 and the chilly season itself, managed to create an appearance that suggested rosy cheeks, a nose as red as Rudolph’s, and bright under-eyes. This style aimed to replicate the natural flush your skin develops when you spend time outdoors during the winter months.

Thanks to Hailey Bieber, a gleaming manicure became the height of sophistication. The model’s love for radiant skin and shimmering makeup eventually influenced her nails, igniting a craze for glazed donut nails. She first showcased her shiny nails at the 2022 Met Gala in May, sporting a pearlescent white hue. However, throughout the year, Hailey updated her glazed donut manicure with variations of chocolate and holiday-themed colors.

TikTok users swiftly jumped on the bandwagon of period face masks, accumulating over six billion views under the hashtag. Essentially, individuals would gather their menstrual fluid from a menstruation cup and apply it to their faces, expecting clearer skin in the morning. However, dermatologists have expressed concerns about this trend. For instance, Dr. Geeta Yadav stated plainly, “Besides the fact that it’s free, there’s absolutely no benefit to using menstrual blood on your skin.

If you’re still daydreaming about Robert Pattinson’s shimmery skin as Edward Cullen from Twilight, then artist August Sombatkamrai, also known as @imonaugust, has come up with a method to achieve that captivating vampire skin look. By blending foundation with silver liquid glitter, you can transform your desire for sparkly skin into a tangible reality.

Following Glamzilla‘s demonstration of “unusual makeup artistry,” she sparked curiosity about frothing one’s foundation like a latte. This was achieved by adding a few drops of foundation into a cup or bowl filled with water, then mixing the two substances together, creating a mousse-like consistency for the foundation. Nevertheless, chemist Ginger King cautioned against adopting this method.

She explained to Allure that adding water to products enhances the likelihood of bacterial contamination.

The trick of applying blush makeup in the shape of a “W” became the most popular fashion this summer. This technique enabled individuals to achieve a radiant sun-kissed look without leaving their homes. To join the craze, simply sketch a “W” on your cheeks and across the bridge of your nose using either liquid or cream blush, which made the application and blending process much smoother.

Drawing inspiration from the visual style of Japanese comics and graphic novels known as manga, a popular trend emerged called Manga Lashes. This trend accentuated the large, expressive eyes often seen in anime characters. To create this look on TikTok, individuals either divided lash strips into small pieces or used individual lashes, bundling the hair strands together using adhesive. The result was a sharp, doll-like appearance that added an extra touch of drama to their makeup.

The TikTok brow-bleach filter sparked a trend for people to sport the bold look offline, even dyeing their eyebrows at home. However, it’s crucial to remember that bleaching eyebrows, particularly if you lack the right equipment or expertise, could lead to unwanted side effects.

Michelle Henry, a dermatologist in New York City, warned Allure that high levels of hydrogen peroxide used for bleaching hair can lead to severe burns. If the solution is too potent, it may harm your eyebrows and hair. Moreover, these significant burns might result in permanent hair loss.

Unlike certain beauty fads that have surfaced on TikTok, which may carry risks, skin cycling is indeed a beneficial practice to incorporate into your skincare regimen. Notably, New York dermatologist Dr. Whitney Bowe, who introduced this term, suggests organizing your skincare routine over a four-night cycle.

During the first night, focus on exfoliating. The second night should involve the use of retinoids. For the third and fourth nights, prioritize moisture and barrier restoration. After that, just repeat this regimen.

The notion behind ‘skin cycling’ may not be entirely novel (it’s just been recently popularized), but there’s no disputing its advantages. As Dr. Bowe explained to TopMob News in July, “You can maximize the effectiveness of your skincare products and notice visible improvements in your skin.

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2025-06-05 18:18