Yes I am comfortable appearing on camera consistently. I am confident speaking on camera and understand how to show personality while still staying on brand. I am also comfortable doing multiple takes adjusting delivery based on feedback and showing up regularly to keep content consistent and engaging.

I would replicate the format and energy not the words. That means paying attention to the hook pacing structure and visual cues rather than the exact script. First I would break the video down into its core elements like how fast the hook hits where the product is introduced how long each clip lasts and whether it relies on text overlays voiceover or natural sound. Then I would rewrite the message in my own voice and tailor it to the brand’s specific problem and audience. I would also change the setting examples or use case so it feels original while still familiar. The goal is to make viewers think this feels like a trend I recognize not this is the same video again.

Here are a few haircare and beauty brands doing Instagram really well and why: Rare Beauty They focus on authenticity and inclusivity. Their content feels real not overly polished which resonates strongly with Gen Z and builds trust. Huda Beauty They stay on top of trends and use Reels effectively with tutorials reactions and creator content which keeps them highly engaging and relevant. ColourPop They do user generated content extremely well. Reposting real customers and creators makes the brand feel community driven and relatable. R.E.M. Beauty They lean into strong visuals and storytelling with a digital first aesthetic that feels very Instagram native and creative. Redken They highlight hairstylists transformations and before and afters which are visually satisfying and perfect for Reels and saves. Overall these brands win by prioritizing video creator partnerships and content that feels natural to the platform rather than traditional ads.