32 viral content marketing ideas made by skincare brands
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Winx Club x ColourPop, 20M+ views
This Instagram Reel from ColourPop Cosmetics taps into powerful nostalgia by collaborating with the animated series Winx Club. The video shows each Shadow Stix being unboxed, revealing the product, then zooming into an extreme close-up of the multichrome eyeshadow tip before showing it applied on an eyelid.
The hook works because it combines childhood memories with satisfying visuals. The multichrome pigments that shift colors depending on light create an almost hypnotic effect. Each product cycle takes only 3-4 seconds, which keeps viewers hooked without getting bored. The repetitive pattern creates a rhythm that makes you want to see all six colors.
The "unboxing to application" sequence shows the full experience in seconds, making the product feel both accessible and magical. People would probably share this with friends who grew up watching Winx Club or who love makeup with that satisfying color-shift effect.
The Phone Case Makeup Hack Phenomenon, 12M+ views
This Instagram Reel from ColourPop Cosmetics shows someone taping makeup products directly to their phone case with clear tape. It starts with a Benefit Benetint being taped to a pink iPhone case, then switches to a heart-shaped ColourPop blush compact taped to a floral case.
The virality comes from the "what are they doing?" factor combined with the audio saying "It's giving never been done before." It's absurd enough to grab attention but relatable enough that makeup lovers think "I wish I could have my favorites with me always." It's one of the classic viral formats we have noticed - taking something normal and adding an unexpected twist.
The ASMR sounds of tape unrolling and the compact clicking open keep people watching. ColourPop's direct engagement in comments supercharged the reach, turning a simple DIY into a brand moment.
The Unexpected Moisturizer Reveal, 9M+ views
This TikTok from Glow Recipe starts like a typical skincare reveal - someone about to show their favorite moisturizer. But instead of calm voiceover, a loud, distorted audio about an "Among Us potion from the dark web" plays while they maintain a completely serious expression.
The pattern interrupt is so jarring it immediately grabs attention. Your brain expects one thing (normal skincare content) and gets something completely different (chaotic audio). The creator's deadpan reaction to the absurd audio makes it even funnier.
This works because it subverts the entire genre. Most skincare videos are earnest and aesthetic. This one uses the same format but injects internet-native humor that feels random and memorable.
@glowrecipe it's truly something 😌 #glowrecipe #skincaretiktok #winterskincare #skinflooding ♬ The among us potion - idk_lol1237404
The Overnight Pimple Vanquisher, 7M+ views
This TikTok from TULA Skincare opens with "HOW TO: shrink a pimple overnight" and shows the creator's face with visible hormonal breakout. She demonstrates using two products - first applying the Clear It Up gel all over, then spot treating with Go Away treatment.
The relatability factor is huge here. Showing real pimples instead of perfect skin builds trust immediately. The "overnight" promise addresses that urgent desire to fix problems fast. The two-step routine feels comprehensive but simple enough to actually try.
The "after" shot showing less irritation and the creator's satisfied smile provides that crucial payoff. People would probably save this for future breakout emergencies and comment about their own hormonal skin struggles.
@tula Shrink a #pimple overnight in 2 easy steps. #tulaskincare #acne #skinpositive #skinjourney #skintok #cleanbeauty ♬ original sound - TULA skincare
The Alluring Caviar Eye Transformation, 5.5M+ views
This Instagram Reel from Laura Mercier shows an extreme close-up eye transformation using Caviar Stick eyeshadows. The video demonstrates applying Moonlight shade across the lid, then Tuxedo along the lash lines, finishing with Intense Moonlight in the inner corner.
The close-up creates an immersive experience that's almost ASMR-like. The smooth glide of the sticks across the eyelid looks effortless, making complex eye makeup seem achievable. The shimmer catches light beautifully, triggering that basic attraction to shiny things.
The quick transformation from plain lid to defined, shimmery eye offers immediate gratification. The stick format suggests simplicity compared to traditional powder eyeshadows, lowering the intimidation factor for viewers.
The Polished Lie and the Relatable Truth, 4.8M+ views
This TikTok from glowishere shows "the picture we took" - three perfectly composed arms with cosmetic swatches, then reveals "the behind the scenes" showing three people in awkward poses to achieve that shot.
The curiosity gap between "vs. the behind the scenes" hooks viewers immediately. This pattern keeps popping up in our breakdowns of viral content - promising to show what's really happening behind polished imagery.
The humor comes from the contrast between the elegant result and the slightly absurd reality. It validates everyone who's struggled to get the perfect shot and demystifies "effortless" content creation. People would probably share this in DMs saying "You have to see how they faked this!"
@glowishere much love to our hardworking models 🥹🫶 we appreciate them so so much🩵 #glow #kbeauty #bbcream #modellife #officehumor #bts #photoshoot #seoul #beautytok #modelsinseoul #ferizagui ♬ original sound - Ferizagui
The Refillable Ritual, 3.7M+ views
This TikTok from Glow Recipe demonstrates how to refill the Plum Plump Hyaluronic Cream by popping out the empty pod and clicking in a new refill. The satisfying "click" sound when the new pod snaps in place is emphasized.
The discovery factor works well - many people don't realize the container is designed this way. The "pop it back in" sequence with the audible click creates a satisfying sensory reward that's almost ASMR-like. People might rewatch just for that clicking sound.
The sustainability angle appeals to eco-conscious consumers, while the "more product without extra packaging" message adds practical value. The combination of clever design, satisfying mechanics, and positive environmental message makes it highly shareable.
@glowrecipe is it almost time for your first refill? 😉 #GlowRecipe #RefillableSkincare #SustainableBeauty #UnboxingSkincare ♬ ARCADE DRIVER - Stuart Moore
The Elbow Water Cascade, 3.3M+ views
This Instagram Reel from LANEIGE U.S. shows someone washing their face over a sink "to not make a mess," then cuts to show water streaming down from their elbow onto the bathroom floor.
The relatability is incredibly specific and powerful. Everyone who washes their face has experienced water running down their arms despite trying to be tidy. The visual of the water stream is more unexpected and funnier than just showing a wet countertop.
The meme format ("my elbows:") makes it instantly recognizable and shareable. The humor isn't over-the-top - it's observational and rooted in mundane reality, which often hits deeper than slapstick comedy.
The Rainbow Reveal, 3.3M+ views
This TikTok from Glow Recipe starts by showing the standard pink Watermelon Glow toner while audio says "Never ever be basic for nobody." Then it reveals the special rainbow-colored limited edition bottle as the audio declares "Honey, shine bright, let them BURNNN."
The pattern interrupt works perfectly - you expect a standard product showcase but get a vibrant surprise. The audio's progression builds a narrative where the rainbow bottle becomes the embodiment of "shining bright" and not being "basic."
The limited-edition aspect taps into exclusivity and collectibility desires. The empowering message makes it shareable as encouragement to friends, while the visual appeal drives saves for aesthetic inspiration.
@glowrecipe note to self 📝 #glowrecipe #pride2023 #watermelontoner ♬ original sound - anastasia
The Unyielding Heart, 3M+ views
This Instagram Reel from ColourPop Cosmetics shows someone trying to open a heart-shaped compact with a hammer, then a screwdriver, before finally opening it easily by hand to reveal the blush inside.
The relatability comes from the universal frustration of difficult packaging, taken to an absurd extreme. The hammer introduction creates a "what are they doing?" moment that stops scrolling immediately. For us, it looks very familiar, because it's a proven format we've documented many times - exaggerating a common problem for comedic effect.
ColourPop's comment acknowledging the packaging issue and announcing improvements turned a potential complaint into clever marketing. The brand response validates the user experience and shows they listen to feedback.
Skincare Order on Display, 2.5M+ views
This TikTok from Dermalogica UK demonstrates AM skincare routine order by using a jade roller to smear different products arranged on grey tiles, labeling each step from cleanser through SPF.
The utility value is immediate - it solves the common confusion about skincare application order. The visual presentation using the jade roller to smear products is oddly satisfying and almost hypnotic. The clean aesthetic and rhythmic music make it pleasant to watch repeatedly.
The smearing action provides tactile satisfaction even though viewers aren't touching anything. The brevity and clear sequence make it perfect for saving as a reference guide. People would probably share this with friends who are building skincare routines.
@dermalogicauk #skincareroutine order! do you do anything differently? #skincare #skincaretips ♬ about damn time x promiscuous - Adamusic
The Banana Sunscreen Experiment, 2.4M+ views
This Instagram Reel from Deyga shows a "Banana Vs Sunscreen Test" where they apply their tinted sunscreen to one half of a banana and a competitor's to the other half, then show how each section browns over 8 hours.
The curiosity gap starts immediately with "Ready for Banana Vs Sunscreen Test?" Most people haven't seen bananas used this way. The visual "proof" of the experiment creates an undeniable comparison - the Deyga section stays yellow while others brown significantly.
The scientific demonstration feel builds trust, even though it's simple. Banana oxidation mimics skin damage in a way that's easy to understand. The clear visual evidence is more compelling than just claims about product effectiveness.
The Comfort Loop, 2.4M+ views
This TikTok from TULA Skincare shows a calming scene with a Diptyque candle and dried flowers while gentle text unfolds: "Just a note to remind you... you are enough. You made it through the first month of the new year..."
The specific timing ("first month of the new year") makes it feel personally relevant rather than generic. January is universally acknowledged as tough, so recognizing that milestone feels validating. The visual setup with luxury candle creates aspiration while maintaining calm.
The video loops seamlessly, creating multiple exposures to the positive message. The gentle piano music and soothing visuals make rewatching pleasant. People would probably share this privately with friends who are struggling or need encouragement.
@tula Your Monday reminder 💙 #tulaskincare #healingtiktok #selfcare #affirmations #selflove #wellness #mentalhealthmatters ♬ Lo-fi hip hop - NAO-K
The "Boat Trend" Gambit, 2M+ views
This TikTok from Dermalogica UK shows someone in a digitally composited boat scene holding a Dermalogica product. The text reads: "when my boss wants to spend £5k on a shoot for our new holiday skincare kits but I tell her the boat trend will get more views."
The mystery of "the boat trend" creates a massive curiosity gap. By mentioning a trend without explaining it, viewers immediately want to understand what it means. It's a recurring element we've seen in multiple viral case studies - making people feel like they're missing out on insider knowledge.
The workplace dynamic between employee and boss is highly relatable. The meta-commentary on marketing itself appeals to people who appreciate self-aware brands. The epic music with the absurd green-screen boat scene creates memorable contrast.
@dermalogicauk guys please don’t get me fired and also browse our skin kits via our bio x #skincare #boattrend #titanictrend ♬ Titanic flute fail - Kate McKenzie 🩵
Flawless Foundation Finish, 1.8M+ views
This Instagram Reel from TheAfternoonofficial starts by showing close-ups of patchy, uneven foundation application, then promises to reveal a "trick that famous makeup artists use." The solution involves using an exfoliating ampoule followed by moisturizer before makeup application.
The problem identification is immediate and visual - showing bad makeup application that many people experience. The "makeup artist trick" promises insider knowledge and professional results. Naming specific products ("Oncemet" ampoule, "HOP" moisturizer) makes the advice actionable.
The enthusiastic delivery and clear skin demonstration provide credibility. The "glass skin" reference taps into a major beauty trend. People would probably comment asking where to buy the products and share with friends who struggle with makeup application.
The Sensory Symphony of Paula's Choice, 1.7M+ views
This Instagram Reel from Paula's Choice Skincare creates a full sensory experience showing their Pro-Collagen Peptide Plumping Moisturizer. Every action - clicking the dispenser, smearing the cream, applying to skin - is accompanied by distinct, satisfying sounds.
The ASMR integration is the primary hook. You don't just see the texture - you hear it. The clicking, squelching, and smearing sounds trigger pleasure responses that keep people watching. The rapid cuts synchronized with sound effects create an almost hypnotic rhythm.
The product becomes the hero through sensory experience rather than hard selling. The extreme close-ups of texture and application make the cream appear luxurious and effective. People might rewatch just for the satisfying sounds and visuals.
The Art of Apology, 1.7M+ views
This TikTok from glowishere directly addresses a user comment "only 1 shade? 😟" about their BB cream. The founder explains why there's limited shades, reveals manufacturing constraints (5,000 unit minimum orders), and shows upcoming inclusive products.
The transparency is disarming and builds trust. Instead of defending or ignoring criticism, they acknowledge the valid concern and explain business realities. The education about minimum order quantities gives viewers insider knowledge about small business challenges.
The vulnerability creates an underdog narrative. People root for small brands that are honest about their limitations while working toward improvement. The clear future plans give viewers a reason to follow and support the journey.
@glowishere Replying to @Angee we hope this addresses any issues regarding why we only have one shade 🥺🩵 #glow #kbeauty #bbcream #blemishbalm #koreanbbcream #FAQ #lipbalm #answeringquestions ♬ Big mood - aApVision
Sweet Sisterly Skincare, 1.4M+ views
This TikTok from Evereden shows two young sisters in pajamas, with the older one applying skincare products to her younger sister before they hug. "So This is Love" from Disney's Cinderella plays while text reads "this is what big sisters are for."
The Disney song immediately triggers childhood nostalgia and feelings of innocent love. The sisterly care dynamic is universally understood and emotionally resonant. The children's natural enthusiasm and gentle interaction trigger nurturing responses.
The matching pajamas and soft lighting create aspirational family moments. Parents see their own children reflected, while others remember their sibling relationships. The authenticity of the children's reactions makes it feel genuine rather than staged.
@everedenbrand Self care is for all ages 🫶🏻 #everedenskincare #skincareforchildren #cleanskincare #safeforsensitiveskin #cleankidsproducts #bigsisterlittlesister #bigsisteradvice #selfcareroutines #aestheticselfcare #thatgirlselfcare ♬ so this is love - soft girl aesthetic
The Rhythmic Fill, 1.4M+ views
This TikTok from xoxoskincarebrand shows someone filling an empty jar with pink and blue "Cotton Candy Body Butter" using a piping bag. The dual colors swirl together as the jar fills, creating a satisfying pattern.
The ASMR elements dominate - the squishing sound of cream dispensing and the visual satisfaction of watching the jar fill methodically. The pink and blue colors evoke cotton candy associations, making the product seem indulgent and sweet.
The behind-the-scenes glimpse into product creation builds trust and connection. The piping technique creates perfect, Instagram-worthy swirls that are inherently pleasing to watch. The "pop it back in" action provides a satisfying completion moment.
@xoxoskincarebrand Respondendo a @igor Eu fui pesquisar e… estou rindo até agora 🤣🤣🤣 #asmrtiktoks #asmrsounds #asmrvideo #asmrbodybutter #asmrmanteigascorporais #asmrbodybutter #cremecorporal #hidratantecorporal #cuidadoscomapele ♬ som original - xoxoskincarebrand
Kiehl's Icy Pop-Up Deconstructed, 1.3M+ views
This Instagram Reel from Kiehl's Since 1851 starts with a storefront encased in ice, then dramatically shatters to reveal a stylized locker room setting. Products burst from lockers while text announces "KIEHL'S LOCKER ROOM POP-UP NOW OPEN."
The ice-encased building creates immediate "what's happening?" curiosity. The explosive shattering provides a powerful pattern interrupt that stops scrolling. The high production value and CGI execution suggest premium quality and creativity.
The locker room concept with "torture test" demonstrations (extreme heat/cold showers) communicates product durability in a playful way. The "NOW OPEN" creates immediate FOMO for the physical pop-up experience, driving both online buzz and offline traffic.
The Allure of the Mini Donut Glaze, 1.3M+ views
This Instagram Reel from LANEIGE U.S. showcases mini pink tote bag keychains with lip serums featuring unique donut-shaped caps. The video reveals multiple products while text asks "who wants a donut cap & the all new glaze craze? 🤭"
The giveaway structure demanding high engagement (follow, like, share, save, tag friends) creates powerful algorithmic signals. The "tag your galentine" specifically encourages tagging close friends, increasing genuine engagement likelihood.
The exclusive donut caps and mini keychains aren't standard offerings, creating scarcity and collectibility appeal. The cute aesthetic aligns with kawaii culture that's highly shareable. The multi-action requirements (engaging with past posts) aggressively games the algorithm for maximum reach.
The Art of the Subtle Seduction, 1.2M+ views
This Instagram Reel from Laura Mercier shows extreme close-ups of "tightlining" - stamping eyeliner into the base of upper lashes using a discontinued Tightline Cake Eye Liner. The technique creates fuller-looking lashes without obvious liner lines.
The product scarcity creates immediate emotional investment. Comments reveal this is a discontinued cult favorite, triggering nostalgia and frustration. Users passionately plead for its return, creating high comment volume that algorithms favor.
The precision technique demonstration has ASMR-like qualities with the slow, deliberate brush movements. The stamping motion into lash bases teaches an advanced skill that feels like insider knowledge. The natural-looking result appeals to those seeking subtle enhancement.
The Allure of the Squishy Donut, 1.2M+ views
This Instagram Reel from LANEIGE U.S. shows a finger repeatedly pressing their donut-shaped lip applicator while text reads "the squishy & soft donut-shaped applicator of our dreams ✨☁️💖"
The novelty of the donut shape immediately triggers curiosity - it's unlike typical cosmetic applicators. The "squishy" demonstration taps directly into ASMR and "oddly satisfying" trends. The clear material deforming and reforming is inherently pleasing to watch.
The close-up focus eliminates distractions and amplifies sensory appeal. People are compelled to watch the squish happen repeatedly. The tactile quality makes viewers want to experience touching it themselves, driving comments like "I need to feel this!"
The Skincare Serenade, 1.2M+ views
This TikTok from TULA Skincare shows someone writing a "love letter about skincare" on paper with a Sharpie. The stop-motion reveals: "Roses are red, this tip is key: ALWAYS wear SPF with your Vitamin C!"
The "love letter" concept applied to skincare advice creates a pattern interrupt. The familiar "Roses are red" structure builds anticipation for the punchline. Each written segment builds suspense using the Zeigarnik effect - people remember unfinished tasks better.
The handwritten reveal feels personal and crafted compared to standard text overlays. The advice itself is valuable and widely accepted, making knowledgeable viewers feel validated while teaching others something useful.
@tula Your skin is your forever #valentine 💌 #tulaskincare #vitaminc #spf #valentinesday #skincaretips ♬ Pieces (Solo Piano Version) - Danilo Stankovic
The Appetizing Moisturizer, 1.1M+ views
This Instagram Reel from Dot & Key Skincare starts with a user comment "How do you make this moisturizer!? I can literally eat it," then shows the bright yellow Vitamin C moisturizer being manufactured and filled into jars.
The user-generated content hook provides authentic social proof and curiosity. The "behind-the-scenes" manufacturing footage satisfies people's desire to see how things are made. The trending audio "Oh my god, what is that?" amplifies discovery excitement.
The vibrant yellow color and creamy texture create visual appeal that matches the "edible" comment. The rhythmic filling process is oddly satisfying. The audio "Put it in the cart" perfectly captures impulsive desire that many consumers relate to.
Cleanser Choices, 1.1M+ views
This TikTok from Skincare.com addresses "Are you using the right cleanser for your skin type?" and demonstrates three products: CeraVe for oily skin, Garnier for dry skin, and Kiehl's for combination skin, showing each texture being applied.
The immediate problem identification creates relevance for anyone unsure about their cleanser choice. The texture shots provide tangible, almost sensory experiences that are more informative than just showing bottles. Each demonstration shows the product's consistency and application.
The clear segmentation by skin type makes the advice actionable. Using recognizable, accessible brands broadens appeal. The concluding question "Favorite facial cleanser? Comment below" directly encourages engagement and community discussion.
@skincare.com Between @garnierusa, @CeraVe and @kiehls, which cleanser are you choosing? 🤔 #byloreal #selfcaretips #skincaretips🤗 ♬ original sound - Skincare.com
Lipstick Layering Showcase, 1M+ views
This Instagram Reel from Mary Kay systematically demonstrates lipstick and lip liner pairings by swatching each combination on the wrist. The video shows "Natural" lipstick with "Pink Nude" liner, progressing through darker shades to "Black Cherry" with "Berry" liner.
The problem-solving value is immediate - many people struggle to find matching lip liner. The pattern recognition creates completion desire once viewers understand the lipstick-then-liner sequence. The visual progression from light to dark satisfies organizational preferences.
The direct swatching method is more helpful than just showing products separately. The clean execution and clear labeling respect viewers' time while delivering maximum practical value. The systematic approach feels professional and trustworthy.
A Viral Lip Serum Launch, 1M+ views
This Instagram Reel from LANEIGE U.S. introduces four "Glaze Craze Tinted Lip Serum" shades featuring unique donut-shaped applicators. The video shows each tube then swatches the glossy product while "bing bap boom" audio plays.
The donut applicator creates immediate novelty and visual intrigue. The "bing bap boom" audio is an earworm that's simple, repetitive, and hypnotic. The beat perfectly paces the visual transitions, creating satisfying rhythm.
The "donut-inspired" theme with names like "Chocolate Frosting" makes the products feel fun and indulgent. The "95% skincare-based" claim adds functional appeal. The cohesive branding from applicator design to shade names creates a memorable product story.
The Unfiltered Truth About Returns, 1M+ views
This TikTok from apo.ge.life shows an Ulta employee emptying returned, used cosmetics into trash while the creator explains why she stopped offering returns for her skincare brand. The text overlay reads "F*ck your shopping habits."
The provocative opening with explicit language creates a powerful pattern interrupt designed to stop scrolling immediately. The behind-the-scenes footage of product waste visualizes a problem many consumers don't consider.
The small business owner's personal story about return abuse adds authenticity and credibility. The moral framing links consumer habits to environmental waste, triggering emotions like guilt or anger. The controversial judgment of shopping habits inherently invites debate and drives comments.
@apo.ge.life #greenscreenvideo This is a hill I will die on. #skincare #beauty #sephora #plasticfree #sustainableliving #sustainablefashion ♬ original sound - Apo.Ge
Tiny Influencer, Big Impact, 1M+ views
This TikTok from Evereden features a very young child in a spa headband excitedly announcing "Guys, I got a new cream and it has 'FPS' 20" (mispronouncing SPF). She shows animated surprise at the packaging, smells the cream, and declares it smells like watermelon.
The cuteness factor is overwhelming - large eyes, mispronunciation, and genuine enthusiasm trigger immediate positive responses. The "FPS" mistake is endearingly innocent and memorable. Her exaggerated expressions are naturally entertaining and shareable.
The unboxing excitement over "cute packaging" is universally relatable. Her sensory exploration (smelling, touching) feels authentic. Parents see their own children reflected while others remember childhood excitement over small discoveries.
@everedenbrand Another iconic first impressions from @Ivanna | Camila & Zoey’s Mom💕 this time on our Protective Mineral Face Cream with FPS 20 #everedenskincare #cleanskincare #safeforsensitiveskin #kidscleanser #kidsatsephora #SelfCare #aestheticselfcare ♬ original sound - Evereden
The "Gotcha" Testimonial, 0.5M+ views
This Instagram Reel from Mary Kay starts with products being held over a trash can while the narrator says she's throwing away her Mary Kay Timewise set "despite it making my skin looking younger." The twist reveals she's only discarding them because they're empty and she's buying replacements.
The initial visual suggests a negative review, creating curiosity about why someone would discard effective products. The sustained contradiction ("blown away by results" but still throwing away) maintains tension until the reveal.
The "gotcha" moment provides satisfying resolution and positive surprise. The before/after photos offer visual proof of effectiveness. The clever misdirection makes it memorable and shareable - people enjoy being "fooled" in a lighthearted way.
The Puffy Eye Panacea, 0.5M+ views
This TikTok from Dr. BRANDT Skincare features a licensed esthetician recommending "No More Baggage" eye gel with "second skin film technology" that shows results "in just under five minutes." She provides a promo code "JENNIFER25 for 25% OFF."
The professional credentials immediately establish authority and credibility. The "second skin film technology" sounds scientific and innovative, sparking curiosity about the unique mechanism. The promise of five-minute results appeals to desire for instant gratification.
The exclusive promo code creates urgency and value - 25% off is substantial motivation. The time limitation ("good for the month of October") compels immediate action. The combination of professional endorsement, rapid results, and significant discount creates a compelling conversion trifecta.
@drbrandt The answer to puffy eyes 👀 #drbrandt #skincare #undereyebags ♬ original sound - Dr. BRANDT Skincare
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- More than 500 viral content pieces analyzed
- Case Studies of viral accounts (Tiktok, Instagram and Facebook)
- Free Marketing Tools & Calculators
- Latest Tiktok Trends
More blog posts
- Viral marketing trends for skincare brands
- Viral social media strategies for skincare brands
- Viral short videos made by skincare brands