Find beauty influencers in Africa who actually get your products tried

Skincare, haircare and make-up buyers across Africa trust visible results, not claims. We shortlist credible beauty creators in your priority markets and run the campaign end to end — brief, contracts, delivery, reporting.

At a glance

  • Vetted beauty creators on Instagram, TikTok and YouTube
  • Routines and before/after content built for African skin and hair types
  • Contracts, usage rights and disclosure handled
  • Live in 2 to 6 weeks depending on scope
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Sound familiar?

If at least one of these describes your situation, we can help.

  • You can't tell who is credibleRecycled videos and genuine product testing look identical on a profile page.
  • Product placements don't convertPlenty of views, a few comments, no orders and no store footfall.
  • Sampling logistics eat your timeCustoms, vague addresses, endless follow-ups — beauty seeding drains marketing teams.
  • Your messaging doesn't travelA routine written for Europe lands differently in Lagos, Accra or Nairobi: climate, skin types and habits differ.
  • Compliance is on youCosmetic claims, paid-partnership labels and result promises expose the brand when they are loosely briefed.

If any of this rings true, let's talk for 15 minutes.

How we run your beauty campaign in Africa

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In practice

A typical five-week launch

  • Week 1: scoping and creator shortlist
  • Week 2: briefs, contracts and product shipping
  • Weeks 3-5: testing, shoots, approvals and posts

What's included

  • Vetted sourcing: real engagement, localised audience, beauty relevance
  • Negotiation and country-specific contracts
  • Creative brief with claims and disclosure rules
  • Product seeding coordination
  • Content approval before publication
  • Tracked links, promo codes and a final report

What's not included

  • Paid media buying (we can recommend partners)
  • Studio production and packshot retouching
  • Cosmetic regulatory registration
  • Customs clearance and retail distribution

Example beauty campaigns in Africa

Introduce a skincare range in Lagos and Accra

Context
A skincare brand wants to test two English-speaking markets before committing to local distribution.
Format
5 to 10 skincare creators, morning/evening routines in Reels, 14-day test, city-level promo codes.
What to expect
A typical campaign can aim for authentic first reviews and sales you can attribute by code.

What should you budget?

Budget depends on creator count, format and usage rights. As a guide, an established beauty creator in Africa is typically negotiated in this range:

Indicative range

640 €2.8 k€

Indicative estimate, refined during scoping. Final rates depend on audience, exclusivity and requested rights.

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Where we activate

We activate beauty creators across major African markets, with deep coverage in French- and English-speaking West Africa.

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Frequently asked questions

Yes. Many brands test demand with influencer campaigns and online sales before opening physical distribution. We then design the campaign to measure real interest, not just reach.

Does your brand span several categories? These pages cover our approach by sector and territory. Caribbean beauty influencers, Afro-Caribbean beauty creators in Europe, fashion campaigns in Africa, food campaigns in Africa.

Ready to launch your beauty campaign in Africa?

Book 15 minutes: we review your market, give you an initial budget range and tell you honestly whether influencer marketing is the right channel.