8 months ago

YouTube Shorts Reshaping Skincare Brand Trust

YouTube Shorts Reshaping Skincare Brand Trust
YouTube Shorts, skincare, and the new rules of trust · CNBC TV 18

YouTube Shorts is helping skincare brands like Deconstruct build trust with consumers.

Instead of making big promises, these brands are using Shorts to explain their products in simple ways.

Creators like Dr Anchal help by sharing honest reviews and explanations.

People trust these creators because they are careful about what they recommend.

YouTube Shorts helps reach many people quickly, while longer videos and live sessions provide more detailed information.

This approach makes consumers feel more informed and confident in their purchases.

It shows that being clear and honest is more important than making loud claims.

Key facts

YouTube Shorts Reach
650 million monthly logged-in viewers in India
Shorts Users
44% don't use Instagram Reels
Trust in Creators
Over 90% of Indian viewers consider YouTube creators trustworthy
Purchase Influence
72% of Indian respondents say Shorts help decide purchases
Brand Discovery
72% say Shorts ads introduce new brands or products

Quotes

RJ Abhinav

Comedian and magician who visited Deconstruct's headquarters

“By investing in creators who prioritise accuracy, choosing platforms that allow depth, and resisting the temptation to oversimplify, the brand turned credibility into a scalable asset. In a category where credibility is everything, that's what it really means to get more with Shorts.”
CNBC TV 18
“In sensitive categories, creators act as validators, not billboards. Their selectiveness is what makes their recommendations matter. When creators like Dr Anchal explain ingredients, question claims, and reject brands that don't pass scrutiny, trust compounds over time.”
CNBC TV 18

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