Teen Face Wash Copywriting -- 2
Budget: $15 – $25 USD
I’m relaunching Kahf Face Wash Skin Energizing & Brightening 100 ml—now sporting a fresh look and an upgraded formula—and I want words that click with Indonesian teenagers the moment they scroll.
The copy has to feel like a friend talking: upbeat, casual, never preachy, yet still able to spotlight everything that makes this wash stand out—daily-use freshness, Niacinamide and Symradiance 399 for a brighter vibe, hydration that keeps the skin barrier happy, and oil control so faces stay matte, not shiny.
Here’s what I’d like delivered:
• A punchy headline/tagline that can live on banners or packaging
• Two snappy ad captions (max 30 words each) for quick-fire social posts
• A 120–150-word product blurb for e-commerce listings that weaves all key benefits naturally, links back to our Tokopedia page (https://vt.tokopedia.com/t/ZSHEDCsEW5x2n-xaOhC/) and ends with a friendly call-to-action
Keep the language Bahasa-Indonesia first, sprinkle in just enough English slang to stay trendy, and make sure it sounds like something a teen would actually say—not a corporate brief. Deliver everything in a single doc or Google Drive file so I can paste it straight into our channels.
The copy has to feel like a friend talking: upbeat, casual, never preachy, yet still able to spotlight everything that makes this wash stand out—daily-use freshness, Niacinamide and Symradiance 399 for a brighter vibe, hydration that keeps the skin barrier happy, and oil control so faces stay matte, not shiny.
Here’s what I’d like delivered:
• A punchy headline/tagline that can live on banners or packaging
• Two snappy ad captions (max 30 words each) for quick-fire social posts
• A 120–150-word product blurb for e-commerce listings that weaves all key benefits naturally, links back to our Tokopedia page (https://vt.tokopedia.com/t/ZSHEDCsEW5x2n-xaOhC/) and ends with a friendly call-to-action
Keep the language Bahasa-Indonesia first, sprinkle in just enough English slang to stay trendy, and make sure it sounds like something a teen would actually say—not a corporate brief. Deliver everything in a single doc or Google Drive file so I can paste it straight into our channels.