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May 14 •
Start here 👋
hey, I'm David. welcome in. Skinfluencer Academy is for skincare creators who want to grow an account brands want to work with. you don't need a big following to start. three things today: 1. comment below with your handle and your skincare lane 2. open the Classroom and do Day 1 of the 7-Day Bootcamp (about 10 min) 3. post one video in Feedback. an old one counts where things go: → Feedback: videos, profiles and pitches you want notes on → Breakdowns: skincare videos that grew an account, taken apart with the real numbers → Wins: first 1k views, first PR box, first brand reply → Collabs & PR: collab partners and brand opportunities share your own content anytime. selling to members isn't allowed. I reply to every comment on this post. what's your handle? — D
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New here? Say hi + find a skincare creator to collab with 👋
We’ve got a bunch of new faces in here, so let’s actually get to know each other. Drop a comment with: 1. Your name + where you’re based 2. Your skincare lane (K-beauty, acne, sensitive skin, etc.) 3. Your main platform + handle 4. What you’re trying to grow or improve this month 5. The kind of creator you’d love to collab with 6. One post you’re proud of (link it if you want) Then reply to two people whose content or niche catches your eye. Tell them what you like and pitch a simple collab idea. I’ll pick a few people from this thread for future account reviews and member spotlights. Let’s see who’s in here 👇
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Give each video one job
Before you film a product review, decide what one question the video will answer. If it is sunscreen, maybe it is: Does it leave a white cast? If it is a moisturizer, maybe it is: What does the finish look like after five minutes? You do not need to cover the ingredients, packaging, price, texture, wear and final verdict in one clip. Film the answer people came for. Save the rest for another post. This usually makes the opening clearer and the edit easier because every shot has a reason to be there. A smaller account does not need fewer ideas. It needs each idea to be easy to understand.
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You do not have to be louder
Skincare content can make it seem like you need a bigger reaction, a faster voice or a dramatic claim to hold attention. You don't. If your natural style is calm, keep it. Let a clear close-up, the product texture and an honest explanation carry the video. Forcing someone else's energy can make every take feel harder. You can still tighten the opening and trim the slow parts without changing your personality. Those are editing choices, not a new identity. If you listen back and still sound like yourself, keep that part. Work on the opening and the edit around it.
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Bootcamp check-ins ✅
doing the 7-Day Bootcamp? check in here. one comment per day. one line is plenty: Day 1: your lane line Day 2: your new bio Day 3: your 3 pillars Day 4: your best hook Day 5: "done" (or a link if you want notes) Day 6: your posting days Day 7: the 3 brands you'd pitch I read every check-in. while you're here, reply to one other person. — D
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