Beauty & skincare / VIDEO CREATIVE GUIDE

Beauty and skincare UGC that shows the routine.

Beauty creative works best when viewers can understand the product's place in a real routine. The MAV collection includes skincare presentations, a haircare introduction, a getting-ready sequence, spa scenes and animated product storytelling. Compare how each format introduces the product, shows texture or use, and carries the explanation. Use a reference to describe the direction you want, then build the brief around your own brand and approved product information.

START WITH THE AUDIENCE

People discovering a skincare, haircare, cosmetics or aesthetic-service offer and deciding whether to learn more.

POSSIBLE DIRECTIONS FOR A NEW BRIEF

Three ways into the story.

01

Put the product in the routine

Demonstrate when and how the product is used. A clear texture, application or packaging moment gives the viewer something concrete to understand.

02

Lead with a creator explanation

Use conversational delivery to introduce one product or use case. Specify the tone and claims you can substantiate; an AI character should not be passed off as a real customer.

03

Give the service a setting

For spas and salons, show the treatment environment and what a visitor can expect. Real service footage and accurate descriptions help make the experience specific.

THE CURRENT COLLECTION

Beauty & skincare creative examples.

MAKE THE BRIEF SPECIFIC

What to share with MAV.

Use these details to start the conversation. Scope, pricing and timing are agreed for the individual project.

Start your beauty & skincare brief

A useful question.

Which beauty formats can I explore in the library?

The beauty collection contains creator UGC, product demonstrations, a spa brand film and 3D animation. Vertical and landscape examples are labelled with their actual aspect ratio and duration.