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Milupe Beauty: Skincare Social Media & AI Brand Film for All About Serums in the UAE

Milupe Beauty brought All About Serums, a range of four targeted serums made in Spain, to the UAE. The brand was new to the market, the bottles were premium, and the feed had to explain what each serum does using only the brand's own approved claims: no hype, no borrowed beauty clichés.

Social Media ManagementArt DirectionProduct Launch ContentAI Brand FilmContent Planning
Client
Milupe Beauty – All About Serums
Year
2026
Scope
Social Media Management, Art Direction, Product Launch Content, AI Brand Film, Content Planning
Period
UAE launch
Milupe Beauty – All About Serums brand hero image

The brief

All About Serums is Milupe Beauty's serum line: four products, each built around one skin concern: Oil No More, Lift and Plump, Oxy Bright Shield and Five Peptide Repair. The brand describes itself as inspired by nature and guided by science, with "everything your skin needs, nothing it doesn't." Our job was to launch the range on Instagram for a UAE audience and make the feed feel as considered as the product.

All About Serums range post: four black serum bottles on pale stone blocks with the headline Skincare, Targeted. Four targeted solutions.
Range introduction: "Skincare, Targeted."

Instagram art direction for a skincare brand

Skincare feeds often default to white backgrounds and lab cues. We went the other way: warm natural light, stone, skin and texture, with the matte black bottles as the constant. Backgrounds change from post to post so the grid never repeats itself, and the All About Serums logo artwork sits in the same place on every post, with Milupe Beauty as a quiet endorsement.

Meet Oxy Bright Shield post: a hand holding the black serum bottle in warm light, with icons for Daisy Extract, Glycoproteins and NMF
Product hero post: "Meet Oxy Bright Shield"

One hero post per serum

Each serum got its own introduction, built the same way so the series reads as a set: the product name as the headline, the bottle at true proportions from real cut-outs, and the key ingredients shown as simple icons rather than long copy.

Meet Oil No More post: a hand holding the serum with ingredient icons for Avocado Extract, Bioflavonoids, Vitamin E and Salicylic Acid
"Meet Oil No More": ingredients as icons, not paragraphs

Educating without lecturing

Customers want to know what is in the bottle. A swipeable carousel walks through the four hero actives (Daisy Flower Extract, Avocado Oil Extract, GHK-Cu copper tripeptide and stable Vitamin C) and which serum each one belongs to. Closer-look posts then break a single product down into its benefits, using only the wording the brand had approved.

What Your Ingredients Actually Do carousel cover: four serum bottles on marble with Daisy Flower Extract, Avocado Oil Extract, GHK-Cu and Stable Vitamin C listed
Ingredient carousel: "What Your Ingredients Actually Do"

Benefit-led posts for real skin concerns

Later posts led with the concern rather than the product: uneven tone for Oxy Bright Shield, oily skin for Oil No More. Every claim came word for word from the brand's own product descriptions. In skincare, accurate claims protect the brand as much as they inform the customer.

Target Dark Spots, Support Even Skin Tone post: Oxy Bright Shield lying on a sunlit poolside tile next to a towel and sunglasses
Concern-led post: "Target Dark Spots. Support Even Skin Tone."

The feed as a whole

Seen together, the posts read as one brand: matte black bottles, warm natural light and a consistent type style, with the All About Serums logo in the same place on every tile. The story highlights follow the same logic, grouped by skin concern (Brightening, Renewal, Oil Control).

The @milupebeauty Instagram profile: bio, story highlights for Brightening, Renewal and Oil Control, and a grid of All About Serums posts
@milupebeauty on Instagram, during our engagement

Storyboard first

The film started as a timed storyboard for a 30-second cut. Each serum gets its own five-second moment matched to a real situation: a beach day for Oil No More, a long hike for Lift and Plump, a night out for Five Peptide Repair. The cut is framed by an opening question and a four-bottle line-up.

Storyboard for the 30-second All About Serums cut: ten timed frames from the title card through each serum in its own setting to the four-bottle line-up and end card
First concept: timed storyboard, one serum per moment of the day

Building a consistent AI campaign character

For the UAE audience we built a dedicated AI campaign character, Amina. Her character sheet fixes her face from four angles, a modest wardrobe, a colour palette and her lifestyle settings, so she stays the same person in every generated shot.

Amina campaign character sheet: four head angles in a beige hijab, colour palette swatches, modest wardrobe options and lifestyle scene thumbnails
Character sheet: Amina, the AI campaign character

An AI brand film made with Kling

Alongside the feed, we produced a short vertical brand film for Reels and Stories using AI video generation (Kling). We built a consistent campaign character, styled modestly for a UAE audience, and placed the four serums into everyday moments: a morning mirror routine and a beach day. It opens with the question "If your skin could choose, what would it ask for?" and closes on the brand line "Find your serum. Discover your solution." The people in the film are AI-generated.

All About Serums brand film (AI-generated, 23 s, vertical)

Campaign stills from the same shoot

The film doubled as a stills library. Product frames such as Oil No More on a sunlit beach rock gave the feed and paid placements a consistent look without a physical shoot.

AI-generated campaign still: the Oil No More serum on a sunlit beach rock beside half an avocado, with the line Balance oil. Keep essential lipids.
AI-generated campaign still: Oil No More

How we worked

Weekly content plans covered the posts, captions and design direction for the week ahead, and the client approved every piece before it went live. Hashtags and UAE location tags were standardised across the feed so the brand built a consistent presence in local skincare searches.

A Closer Look at Five Peptide Repair post: the serum on a curved wooden stand with four benefit icons around it
Closer-look post: "Five Peptide Repair"

Outcomes in UAE launch

4
Serums, each with its own hero post
4
Hero actives explained in one carousel
3:4
Editorial feed format, designed for the grid
100%
Posts approved by the client before publishing

Credits: Project led by Fynx · Design lead: Fynx Team

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