Muhammad Bilal
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Skinobi Tokyo

DTC skincare · Advertorial and paid social

Bridging Japanese fermentationand clinical skinimalism

Long-form advertorials and paid-social copy for a fermented barrier-repair skincare launch.

Role Advertorial copywriter

DTC skincare · Advertorial and paid socialSkinobi TokyoProject visuals coming soon

Draft case study The figures, quotes and results marked “to verify” come from earlier drafts and haven’t been confirmed yet. They’ll be replaced with verified numbers and sources before publishing.

4.8xROAS on cold trafficDraft · to verify
68%60-day subscription reordersDraft · to verify
32,000+Bottles in the launch waveDraft · to verify

The objective

Needed from Bilal: the project objective in one or two sentences.

The challenge Draft · to verify

The barrier-repair niche is crowded with near-identical ceramide serums, and buyers were tired of empty promises.

What I did Draft · to verify

Wrote long-form “skinimalism” advertorials contrasting harsh acid routines with traditional fermented ingredients, in a calm, sensory voice.

What happened

Needed from Bilal: verified results with their source and date.

Inside the copy

Draft · to verify
DTC skincare · Advertorial and paid socialSkinobi TokyoProject visuals coming soon
01 · Advertorial hook
“Why Tokyo dermatologists tell women over 35 to throw away their 10-step acid peels and do this 2-minute morning ritual instead.”

A pattern interrupt against beauty-industry habits.

02 · Product description
“Bio-fermented for 180 days. A silken veil that locks in deep cellular hydration without a trace of stickiness.”

Sensory and specific.

Key takeaways

Needed from Bilal: two or three key takeaways from the project.

Still needed to finish this page

  • Any real visual (advertorial, ads, product page)
  • Project objective and dates
  • Source for ROAS, reorder and sales figures
  • Confirmation of the copy samples
  • Key takeaways

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