Brand Campaigns
The hero work. Launch platforms for new collections, shade extensions, fragrance launches, brand refreshes. Concept, art direction, copy, key visuals — built to live across every surface from the retailer counter to the Reel.
The creative & content agency for CPG beauty brands
Hero brand campaigns, OOH and hero banners, retail and point-of-sale, UGC and creator content, social-first video, performance ad creative, product photography at scale — the full stack of creative and content work CPG beauty brands need, from one named senior team. From the Sephora endcap to the Reel to the retargeting ad. On-brand. On-deadline. Every drop.
A brand agency for the hero campaign. A UGC shop for social. A banner studio for retail and OOH. A freelancer for performance ads. Four contracts, four interpretations of the brand guidelines, four sets of deadlines that never quite line up. By the time the season ships, the launch film has drifted from the Sephora endcap, the creator content feels like a different brand, and the performance ads are fighting their own positioning in the auction.
CPG beauty brands feel this acutely. The retailer counter, the OOH placement, the GRWM Reel, the retargeting ad — the consumer touches all of them in the same week, and the visual story has to hold across every surface. When four vendors are stitching it together, it almost never does.
We replaced the juggling act. One named senior team works your brand under a flat monthly retainer. The hero campaign, the retail asset, the creator brief, the performance ad, the swatch and product library — all under one roof, briefed once, brand-guideline-led every drop. No handoffs. No drift.
For CPG beauty brands — cosmetics, makeup, haircare, fragrance, beauty tools, indie and clean beauty — this is what scaling creative looks like when the work has to ship across both the retailer shelf and the feed.
One named senior team. One retainer. Every surface a CPG beauty brand needs — from the launch platform down to the retargeting ad — built from the same brand spine and shipped on the same calendar.
The hero work. Launch platforms for new collections, shade extensions, fragrance launches, brand refreshes. Concept, art direction, copy, key visuals — built to live across every surface from the retailer counter to the Reel.
Out-of-home, transit, mall and retail concourse, fashion-week and event takeovers. The hero campaign translated into the formats that show up in the cities and moments where beauty brands earn cultural weight. Production-ready and color-managed.
Sephora, Ulta, Target, Whole Foods endcaps and gondolas. Counter graphics, GWP packaging, FSIs, sampling assets, retailer pitch decks, category review materials. The work that decides whether you keep counter space — treated with the same craft as the hero film.
Briefs, casting, talent management, content review, edit. Native creator content with shade-inclusive casting that fits the brand and converts — not influencer-flavored ads. Built to feed both organic social and paid UGC ad creative.
Reels, TikToks, Stories, static social, always-on calendar work. Vertical-native, trend-fluent, and built for the cadence beauty brands actually win and lose attention on every week. GRWM, swatch reveals, application shorts, founder content.
Static and motion ad creative for Meta, TikTok, and Amazon. Scroll-stopping, brand-on, built for the testing cadence performance teams actually run. Volume on tap with a 48-hour revision SLA — without the brand drift that plagues freelancer-led performance work.
Hero product, swatch, on-model, application, ingredient, lifestyle. Studio and AI-augmented, color-accurate to retail-grade tolerance. The library that powers OOH, retail, social, performance ads, and the PDP — without the seasonal shoot bottleneck that breaks beauty calendars.
CPG beauty brands do not buy creative the way DTC startups do. There are retailer windows, counter resets, fashion-week activations, fragrance launches, GWP timelines, and a Meta auction that punishes brand drift. The creative has to land on the day — not a week late, not after another vendor onboarding cycle.
That is what the retainer is for. Flat monthly fee, named senior team, your brand guidelines and seasonal calendar held by people who already know the work. The hero campaign briefs the retail. The retail briefs the social. The social briefs the performance ad. Every drop is brand-guideline-led from the start, not stitched together at the end.
Whether you are a DTC-led cosmetics brand scaling into Sephora or a legacy CPG beauty company entering performance creative for the first time, the operating standard is the same. On-brand. On-deadline. Every drop. From the counter to the feed.
One fee, one named senior team, the full creative stack. No new statement of work for every drop, no surprise change orders. Your launch calendar, shade extensions, and retailer windows are the brief.
Across hero, retail, social, UGC, and performance ad work. Every revision turns inside two business days — the cadence beauty CPG brands actually run on, not the agency cadence of two-week rounds.
The hero campaign and the retargeting ad live in the same brand. We hold the guidelines, defend them under deadline, and ship from one team — so the visual story holds from the Sephora endcap to the OOH placement to the GRWM Reel.
We are not a full-service holding company. We are the creative and content agency CPG beauty brands hire to ship the season — the seven things, under one retainer, with one named senior team that already knows your brand. That focus is what allows us to deliver creative across hero, retail, UGC, social, performance, and product photography on the same calendar without the four-vendor drift.
Engagements start with brand spine. We codify your visual identity, hero products, shade language, customer voice, and retailer requirements into a working operating standard. Then everything we ship — from the OOH down to the performance ad — flows from that spine. 48-hour revision SLA across the board. Zero missed deadlines.
We work across the full CPG beauty spectrum, from cosmetics and makeup to skincare, wellness-adjacent beauty, and haircare. The common thread is brands that have outgrown the four-vendor juggling act and need one team to ship the whole season — on-brand, on-deadline, every drop. If you are a CPG beauty brand at that scale and you need a creative partner who can keep up with your launch cadence, we should talk.
The full creative and content stack a CPG beauty brand needs to look and sell like a category leader. Hero brand campaigns, OOH and hero banners, retail and point-of-sale (Sephora, Ulta, Target endcaps and counter), UGC and creator content, social-first video, performance ad creative, and product photography at scale. One named senior team, one retainer, every surface from the launch platform down to the retargeting ad — replacing the four-vendor juggling act most CPG beauty brands run on. See examples across categories in our portfolio.
Flat monthly retainer with a named senior team assigned to your brand. No new statement of work for every drop, no surprise change orders. Your launch calendar, shade extensions, and retailer windows are the brief. Hero campaigns, retail and OOH, UGC, social, and performance ad creative all run inside the retainer with a 48-hour revision SLA across the board. Read more about our creative operating model.
Performance ads, retail banners, and social-first content move in days, not weeks. Hero brand campaigns and OOH follow a planned cadence inside your retainer. Revisions on any active drop turn in 48 hours. For CPG beauty brands launching new shades, seasonal collections, or reacting to trending beauty moments, this is the cadence the work actually demands — not the agency cadence of two-week rounds. More on our turnaround model.
Both. We work from existing product photography, model imagery, swatch photos, and brand assets when they are strong. When they are not, we shoot product photography at scale — one of the seven things we ship. The library powers OOH, retail, social, performance ads, and the PDP without the seasonal shoot bottleneck.
The full spectrum of CPG beauty: cosmetics and makeup, haircare and styling, fragrance, beauty tools and devices, clean and indie beauty lines. Whether you sell a $12 lip gloss or a $200 hair tool, retail through Sephora and Ulta or DTC-first into Meta, the operating standard is the same. See examples across categories in our portfolio.
Stop juggling four vendors. Hero campaigns, OOH, retail, UGC, social, performance ads, and product photography — for CPG beauty brands — from one named senior team. Flat retainer. 48-hour revision SLA.