Do you run Nykaa ads?
Yes, with Amazon and quick commerce, all reported with your website so you can see where each product actually makes money.
How do you stand out in such a crowded category?
New creative angles every week from our creator network, and conversion lift studies that show which spend adds sales and which only takes credit for them.
Can you help with claims rules?
Yes. We keep claims within ASCI guidelines and cosmetics rules, and we avoid wording that gets ads rejected.
How do you keep creator content inside ASCI rules?
Every brief lists the claims you can make and the proof behind them. Technical advice goes only to qualified experts, as ASCI's 2025 update requires, and every paid post is disclosed.
Should beauty brands be on quick commerce?
For products people rebuy, yes. Quick commerce now takes a meaningful share of online beauty spend, mostly replenishment. We run it for your rebuy products and keep launches on Meta and Nykaa.
Which channels work best for beauty brands?
Meta carries creator videos and launches, Nykaa brings category search and sale events, quick commerce handles rebuys and Amazon handles price-led bundles.
How do you reduce beauty returns?
We add shade finders, skin-type guidance and patch-test advice, so buyers choose the right product the first time.
How do you keep website prices in line with marketplaces?
We check prices across Nykaa, Amazon and your website, because shoppers compare before buying.
What do you check first in a beauty account?
We check repeat rate by product, the claims in live ads and creator content, and price gaps against marketplaces.
When do beauty brands sell most?
Sun care peaks from March to June, hair care rises in the monsoon, and sale events and weddings peak from October to December.