The brief

Náturi is a natural skincare brand entering a crowded market. Goal: drive awareness and first purchases among conscious consumers aged 25–40.

The problem

Every sustainable brand says the same things: "clean," "natural," "honest." The audience has learned to ignore it. We needed a different angle.

The approach

Three ads, three psychological angles. Same product. Different emotional entry point. Written to test which audience driver converts — skepticism, simplicity, or identity.

Ad Variations
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The skincare industry taught you to need more. We built Náturi to prove you don't.
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The skeptic angle
Audience: Disillusioned beauty buyer
Hook
The skincare industry taught you to need more. We built Náturi to prove you don't.
Caption
More steps. More products. More complexity. That's not skincare. That's a business model. Náturi is built on one idea: your skin already knows what it needs. We just stop getting in the way. No fillers. No noise. No ten-step routine that leaves you dependent on things you didn't need six months ago. Just what works. From nature. For your skin. → Link in bio. Start with one product. See what happens.
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Why this angle: Skeptical buyers don't respond to claims. They respond to brands that seem to understand their frustration. This ad leads with the industry's failure, not Náturi's promise — which is more believable and harder to ignore.
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You don't need a 10-step routine. You need the right two.
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The simplicity angle
Audience: Overwhelmed minimalist
Hook
You don't need a 10-step routine. You need the right two.
Caption
Somewhere between step 4 and step 7, skincare stopped feeling like self-care. It became a job. Náturi is for people who want their skin to look good — without building a second career around it. Every product we make works on its own. No routine required. No product that only works if you buy the next one. Clean ingredients. Simple choices. Real results. → Find your two. Link in bio.
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Why this angle: "Overwhelmed minimalist" buyers already want to buy less. This ad meets them exactly there — it removes friction before they even reach the product page. The CTA mirrors their own language back at them.
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Your values show up in what you eat, what you wear. Your skincare should be no different.
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The identity angle
Audience: Values-driven conscious consumer
Hook
Your values show up in what you eat, what you wear. Your skincare should be no different.
Caption
You read labels. You ask questions. You've replaced a lot of things in your life that stopped making sense. But the moisturiser on your bathroom shelf? Still full of things you'd never knowingly put anywhere else. Náturi is skincare that holds the same standard you do. Natural ingredients. Transparent formulas. Nothing we can't explain. Because how you take care of your skin is part of how you take care of everything else. → Read every ingredient. Link in bio.
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Why this angle: Identity-driven buyers don't buy products — they buy alignment with who they already are. This ad doesn't sell skincare. It confirms a self-image. "Read every ingredient" as a CTA works because it's an invitation, not a command.

A note from the copywriter

Why three angles, not three products

The same person buys for different reasons on different days. Running three angle variations lets you find out which emotional driver actually converts for Náturi's audience — before spending the full media budget on one assumption.

What to test next

Run all three with identical budgets for 7 days. The one with the lowest cost-per-click wins the next round. Then write 3 more variations off that winning angle — tighten the hook, test a different CTA, change the opening word.

On the tone

Every caption is written without claims that need proof ("best," "most effective," "dermatologist-tested"). That keeps it honest and legally clean. The brand earns trust through clarity, not superlatives.

About this piece

This is a speculative ad set created as a portfolio sample. Náturi is a brand concept developed during a university marketing strategy project. All copy was written by Karina Souza.