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Fashion and beauty copy fails when it sounds like a catalogue. Specific writing - fabric, finish, result - is what moves a product or fills a chair. Twelve prompts cover the week.
The 12 prompts
1. Product description. Write a description for [item]: material, fit, care, who it suits. 70 words, one sentence on how it wears, no "elevate your wardrobe".
2. Size guidance. Turn this size chart [paste] into plain advice: what runs small, what to size up on, one sentence for someone between two sizes.
3. Lookbook caption. 8 captions for this lookbook [describe]: the piece name, one styling idea, no emoji pile-ups.
4. Launch email. A launch email for [collection/drop]: date, three pieces, why they exist, early access line. 140 words, one CTA, three subject lines.
5. Service page. A service page for [balayage/cut]: what it is, who it suits, how long it takes, four aftercare bullets, honest price framing.
6. Consultation script. A 10-question consultation script for [service]: goals, maintenance time, budget, history - so the quote is accurate before the chair.
7. Aftercare. Aftercare instructions for [treatment/service]: first 48 hours, first week, what to avoid, when to come back. Checklist format, grade-8 level.
8. Review reply. A warm three-sentence reply to a 5-star review of [service], and a calm reply to a 3-star one that invites them back.
9. Review ask. The line on the card or receipt that gets reviews: short, specific, points at Google, no guilt, no incentive that breaks platform policy.
10. Social batch. 10 posts for [brand]: 4 styling tips, 3 behind-the-scenes, 2 myth-busters, 1 offer. Hook in the first line, under 120 words each.
11. Seasonal campaign. A [season] campaign for [brand]: concept, three hooks, email subject lines, six content pieces, one offer that is not a discount race.
12. Month in numbers. Given sales by category and appointment fill rate [paste], tell me what to promote next month and what to quietly retire.
Specific beats pretty
"Soft tailoring that holds its shape after a full day" sells; "timeless elegance" does not. Ask the model for material, fit and result, then cut every adjective that could describe any other brand.
Where the other 350 are
These 12 come from a pack of 362 Fashion, Beauty & Salon Brand prompts - boutiques, salons, launches, retail - at $4.99, instant download, commercial licence, no subscription.