Case in 60 seconds
Kérastase needed to register in India as a premium, high-efficacy haircare brand offering salon-like results at home, which meant showing luxury and efficacy through creator content without the product feeling overly commercial.
The campaign turns on aesthetic fit rather than audience size, because a luxury haircare promise is judged on how transformation, texture and routine look on screen, so the brief sought creators who already resonate with self-care and luxury wellness.
Pulpkey built the work around personal Kérastase routines told in an intimate, premium register, so the product stayed central while subtle luxury cues invited curiosity and trial rather than a direct sales message.
Pulpkey partnered with 4 creators known for minimal, aspirational beauty content, and each showed a Kérastase routine through clean visuals, hair transformation shots, styling transitions, texture shots and personal voiceovers, producing 4 pieces of content in total.
Pulpkey reports 204.6K views, 36.9K reach and 6.6K total likes, alongside 67 total comments, 112 saves and 48 shares, and the page prints audience comments in which viewers say they want to try or buy the products.
Strategy Breakdown
The primary strategy-learning section — interpretation, not a press-release summary.
Creative & Execution System
Partners
- Pulpkey (lead_agency)
Creator role
- avantikahundaal — creator
- meghnasahijwani — creator
- thegirlinskyhighheels — creator
- thevaishalidiaries — creator
Results & Evidence
| Metric | Value | Result type |
|---|---|---|
| Views | 204.6K views | video_views |
| Reach | 36.9K reach | reach |
| Total Likes | 6.6K likes | performance |
| Saves | 112 saves | performance |
| Total Comments | 67 comments | performance |
| Shares | 48 shares | performance |
Why Pulpkey's strategy worked
- 1
A small roster cast for visual tone rather than follower scale can carry a luxury positioning, because the creator's existing aesthetic lends the product a premium setting that a brand post cannot borrow.
- 2
Routine-based storytelling keeps a product central without overt selling, because the viewer watches the product in personal use rather than hearing claims about it, which the page links to curiosity and trial.



