From #sadgirlwalk to dazed stares, misery or the performance of it is all over the platform in what some see as a bid for belonging Beauty magazines once taught readers how to use makeup to conceal a recent sobbing sesh. But now, one TikTok trend encourages us to embrace those misty eyes and rosy noses. Crying makeup, it seems, is in. In a clip that has gained over 507,000 likes, the Boston-based content creator Zoe Kim K
