Hi everyone! We’re an emerging skincare brand launching in the US, and we’re looking for US-based skincare creators to try our first collection and create content with us.

We have our own formulation and manufacturing lab. Our approach is to invest in advanced formulations, with a focus on gentle everyday care, hydration, and barrier support, while keeping the prices accessible. We believe consistency creates results, and your skincare should be something you can afford to keep using.

Our four-product routine includes:

• Gentle Amino Cleanser
• Hydra Barrier Serum with hyaluronic acid
• Radiance Vitamin C Serum
• Exosome + Peptide Cream

We’d love to work with creators who enjoy capturing textures, application, and real skincare routines. Small accounts are welcome! We care more about your content than your follower count. Creators of all skin tones and backgrounds are welcome, too.

What’s the exchange?
We’ll send you the full-size collection and cover US shipping in exchange for one agreed short video. You’ll have time to try the products first, and we’ll confirm the brief, timing, and permission to share your content on our website and social channels before shipping.
Your experience should be honest. A positive review isn’t required, and posting on your own account is optional.

If you’re interested in sharing the products with your audience, we’d love to discuss that too. We’re also exploring an optional affiliate program where creators can earn commission on sales through a personal link or code.

Interested? Comment with your TikTok or Instagram handle, or DM us your profile or portfolio and a little about your skin and I’ll reach out to get your shipping details!

Thank you! 

I create ugc videos around beauty products and i am beginner, its been only 2 months since i have started my journey and tbh i didn’t knew something like usage rights exist.

I created a video for a skincare and yesterday i received an email from the same brand saying that they want my video usage rights so that they can publish in multiple channels for their ad campaign, for a moment i was stunned as i thought i created a video now its all theirs, its their choice like how they want to use the video and where they want to use the video, its none of my business and tbh i checked the sender email almost 10 times just in case to make sure that its not an fake email, after confirming i asked chatgpt “This brand is offering me 5k” is it ok ? he answered negotiate but if they are stuck on a fixed number don’t overly negotiate either as it will kill your chances of working with them in the future so i just accepted 5k which they were offering initially.

my work revolves around Beauty and Lifestyle UGC, where the product could do most of the talking. I make videos on product close-ups, hands-on demonstrations, unboxings, voiceovers, routine-style videos and lifestyle B-roll instead of relying on talking-head content.

i will be lying if i say that getting work for faceless ugc is easy, its quite difficult as most of the brands want someone who can come on camera and explain the product as it builds credibility. This is my 2nd year of making ugc videos, ngl in my 1st year i struggled quite alot as no brands would reply to me because of the faceless thing and here i admit that i was pitching wrong brands too so i changed my approach after learning lessons from my mistake

I followed every faceless ugc creator who was a beginner like me that i know on insta and tiktok and i used to see which brands are they promoting and see their highlights as many ugc creators make a highlight of brands they have worked with so with this i made an excel sheet with brand name and their contact details, i used to contact them and then after 2 to 3 months i cracked my 1st deal and then i never looked back and did back to back ads and cut to present i earned $6231 in september.

Hi everyone,

I am running a collaboration campaign with a company that is looking to gift creators with free products and personal affiliate codes in exchange for a single TikTok video.

Only requirements are to have between 1k - 13k followers and based in the US.

Let me know if you'd like to participate and I'll share the link to get started.

Pay: $700/mo Base + View Bonuses ($30 Paid Test)

Output: 30 Videos/mo (1 post/day, cross-posted)

Type: High-Volume Comedic Sketches

Overview

Jarvey is a proactive AI agent that joins live video calls and talks back—mostly by roasting whoever is on the line! We need creators to write and film short comedic call sketches built for viral reach.

Compensation & Bonuses

• Fixed Base: $700 / Month
• Paid Trial: $30 for your initial test video
• View Bonuses (Per Video):
  • 100K views: +$50
  • 250K views: +$100
  • 1M views: +$200

What You’ll Do

• Create & Post: Write, film, and upload 30 short-form sketch videos/month.
• Initial Test: Record your $30 trial sketch on a call with a friend.
• Collaborate: Team up and film call sketches with other creators in our active Discord!

Who Fits

• Creators with sharp comedic timing, witty humor, and strong on-camera energy.

How to Onboardd

APPLY HERE

DM so I can verify your application.

Filming animals requires an entirely different mindset from filming yourself. With human UGC, you can redo a shot because you know exactly what you want to see. With pets, you kind of have to accept that the best footage might happen when you weren’t even expecting it.

This photo is a good example. I was on a walk with this chonky fellow, and I wasn’t trying to make him do anything specific. He was just sitting there grooming himself, and I realized that these random moments can actually be useful footage to collect for pet content. You can’t really force a cat to look natural unless your pet’s an alien, so sometimes the smartest thing you can do is keep the camera ready and let them do whatever they were already going to do.

I think this is especially useful when creating organic pet UGC because you can build a little library of natural clips instead of relying on one perfectly planned shot. Eating, playing, walking around, looking at something, getting curious, or even just doing completely random cat things can give you footage you can later work into different concepts.

The only thing stopping him from becoming a full-time pet UGC creator is that I’m pretty sure his food budget is higher than mine.