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MAKEUP copywriting for social media marketing

 Sometimes, for makeup, simple and flirtatious approach is enticing for the potential buyers.

Cosmetic is a form of communication. It is undeniably making one's confidence up a notch.

Beauty is sometimes bold, elegant or just classic beautiful. 

Take a look at my Facebook here: MAKEUP copywriting 


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Okay, if you have no desire to click... i just share them here :)

The social media posters are best viewed in the respective landscape. Here are the posters made via Canva free features. Quite limited features though.

I love to play with words, sometimes with rhymes, a little dance and groove for catchy copywriting. 

Need your bit of imagination for your products to be in these samples :) 



LIPSTICK enhances your dull face with a major uplift on just shading your lips. The revelation of something beauty.



EYELINER gives life to your shy eyes that can steal attention from the strangers’ eyes. If you lucky, connecting ‘small talk’ of admiration from the other ‘eyewitness’.



EYEBROW gives symmetrical look to your face and looking sharp to complement your nude eyes. Without its partaking, the eye arts are a bit less groovy. Lets do ‘mini landscaping’ to the brows.


BLUSHER adds up some glow or colour to the cheek bones, and offer flair to a look! Or blush up with cheeky style.





MASCARA

Eyes become ‘micro heavier’ with your batting lashes. In a sense, mascara exercises to make ‘macro beauty’ to your eyes. 





EYE SHADOW dresses the eyes with beautiful shades to escort your eye colours. Definitely draw some attention!





EARRINGS 

Complementing your naked face with hidden personalities finally exposed. Whether it’s hoops, crawlers, studs, dangles or drops, decorate your ears with endearing trinket.  




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