
CoverGirl Clean Invisible Foundation Gen-Z Creator Campaign
Influencer MarketingDigital Voices commissioned content from 12 micro to macro creators across TikTok, Instagram and YouTube for CoverGirl Clean Invisible Foundation, and reports 2.4M organic views.
Case in 60 seconds
CoverGirl wanted to reignite the momentum of Clean Invisible Foundation, which meant building awareness and engagement among Gen-Z consumers, particularly within US Hispanic and Black/African American communities, rather than across a general audience.
The campaign turns on cultural proximity rather than follower scale, because Digital Voices cast creators by niche, as cultural tastemakers, everyday beauty storytellers and community leaders, which carries the product into specific communities through voices they already follow.
Digital Voices built the work around creator roles rather than a single format, pairing cultural tastemakers, everyday beauty storytellers and lifestyle and community leaders so CoverGirl showed up in an authentic way inside each niche.
Digital Voices commissioned 12 micro to macro creators across Instagram, TikTok and YouTube for dedicated videos or mentions, encouraging them to be fun and relatable, while the listed services also cover usage rights, repurposing and paid advertising.
Digital Voices reports 2.4m organic views against its guarantee, a 3.95% engagement rate against the industry range, $245k EMV and 97% positive comment sentiment, although how the EMV was calculated is not stated.
Strategy Breakdown
Creative & Execution System
Assets & channels
- TikTok
- YouTube
Partners
- Digital Voices
Results & Evidence
| Metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Organic Views | 2.4M organic views |
| Engagement Rate | 3.95% engagement rate |
| EMV | $245K EMV |
| Positive Comment Share | 97% positive sentiment |
| Creators Commissioned | 12 creators |
Why Digital Voices' strategy worked
- 1
Casting by community role rather than by follower tier lets a brand spread one product message across distinct audiences, because each creator carries it in the register their own niche already expects.
- 2
Giving creators room to be fun and relatable rather than scripted protects the authenticity a Gen-Z audience looks for, which matters most when a brand is trying to restart interest in an existing product.
- 3
Securing usage rights alongside organic content lets the strongest creator posts be repurposed into paid advertising, so the spend buys a content library rather than a single round of posts.


