I’d engage people by keeping it casual and experience-based. I’d let people try Barebells in low-pressure settings like post-workout meetups, study sessions, or tabling events, where grabbing a protein bar already makes sense. I’d also use simple, honest content—first-bite reactions, taste rankings, or “what I eat after the gym” posts—so people see real opinions instead of ads. The goal would be to make Barebells feel like a normal, go-to snack.

I think I’d be a good fit because Barebells already fits into my routine. I’m into fitness, but I’m not overly intense about it, and Barebells are the protein bars I actually choose because they taste good and don’t feel like a chore to eat. I also really like the brand’s aesthetic, so sharing it would feel natural rather than forced. It’s something I already reach for, which makes it easy to be genuine when talking about it.

I’d love to host a Babe Original “Lash Lab” pop-up booth at a CSA campus event, where students can stop by for quick lash-care tips, a mini lash quiz, and sample giveaways. CSA events already have activity booths, so it would fit naturally and get high traffic. I could also adapt this for aKDPhi rush week by including Babe Original minis in rush bags or hosting a small self-care–themed “get ready with us” moment focused on confidence and natural beauty.