A sharing by a Malaysian social media influencer and entrepreneur couple caught the attention of netizens recently in which Ammar Azizan showed his wife, Adira Salahudi, at the hospital before going into labour.
In the video, Ammar showed his wife’s rather unique way of preparing for giving birth: Putting on makeup.
Malaysian influencer goes viral for applying makeup before going into labour
As of the time of writing, the TikTok video has since gone viral, garnering over 738,000 views and more than 26,200 likes.
In the video, Ammar recorded his wife sitting on the bed of an undisclosed private hospital before coming in closer.
Adira can be seen in a hospital gown while wearing the hijab or headscarf, with IV drips attached to her hands.
Moreover, a bag containing makeup items is also visible, with Adira meticulously applying makeup to her face with the aid of a portable cosmetic mirror.
In the caption, Ammar wrote,
“Please pray that my wife will safely go into labour and things go smoothly ??”
Meanwhile, in the overlaid text of the video, Ammar wrote,
“POV: Mothers in 2024 apply makeup first before going into labour”
Watch the video here:
@ammarazizann Doakan isteri saya selamat bersalin dan dipermudahkan urusan ?? @Adira Salahudi ⏠Tuhan Tak Pernah Janji – Jangan Pernah Menyerah – Debbie Great
Malaysians share their 2 cents on the matter
In the comments section, Malaysians were rather divisive about the social media influencer applying makeup before going into labour, with some criticising it while others think there’s nothing wrong about doing so.
Several female commenters shared their own experience of going into labour, with some also saying that they also put on makeup before giving birth. One commenter said that she put on makeup so that she wouldn’t look so pale after safely delivering the baby.
Moreover, one commenter said that she also applied makeup before giving birth, and it distracted her from the pain.
However, some commenters weren’t impressed by the action, saying that women going into labour should focus on praying to God as they wouldn’t know if there would be any fatal complications when giving birth.
Besides that, one Malaysian said that having makeup on your face is dangerous when giving birth, as the doctor wouldn’t notice if your face is pale, which is a sign of significant loss of blood.
Another commenter echoed the same sentiment, saying that government hospitals forbid expecting mothers from putting on makeup as they couldn’t tell whether there was a problem during the operation.
So, what are your thoughts on the matter? Share your opinion with us in the comments.
