Can I promote my skincare brand here?
Yes, but only if you message the mods to get brand flair first and keep your participation to ongoing discussions with insights and responses to feedback, never standalone promotion.
A source-backed Rankhog guide to r/IndianSkincareAddicts: public rules, community context, posting fit, and startup-promotion risk before you publish.
By Anthony Riera, founder and operator of Rankhog.
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This is a space for Indians to discuss beauty with a strong emphasis on science. The description says the mission is to explore international offerings as well as desi products, particularly those found at local chemists. People here discuss skincare, haircare, makeup, personal care, and wellness. The rules make clear that this is a community of enthusiasts, not trained professionals or doctors, and the emphasis is on verifiable, factual information backed by scientific research.
The rules that decide whether a marketing-adjacent post survives are clear. Rule six, named Spam will be removed., lists PR and marketing content and links as spam and says violations may result in an instant ban. Rule eleven, named Full Disclosure is mandatory for Brands reps/SMEs/Influencers., says brand owners and representatives are strongly encouraged to restrict their participation as skincare enthusiasts and must message the mods for brand flair before posting in any official capacity. Rule three, named Be scientific / Factual. No Misinformation., says the sub does not support non-scientific approaches and that violators will be banned. Rule four, named No standalone Personal Queries. Post in the pinned personal help thread only., is enforced by members with five reports removing a post. Rule seven, named Search the sub before posting., is also enforced by members and posts will get removed on reports.
A good post here for a founder doing respectful Reddit marketing starts with acting like a skincare enthusiast, not a salesperson. If you are a brand owner or representative, message the mods to receive appropriate flair and follow the full disclosure rule before you participate. Share insights, information, and responses to feedback about your brand or products only inside ongoing discussions, never as standalone promotion. Back every claim with verifiable, factual information, including scientific journals or published research. Follow the flair usage guide exactly, since posts that make minimal or no attempt to follow those guidelines are considered low effort and will be removed. Search the sub before posting to make sure your topic has not already been covered.
Avoid posting standalone personal queries or asking for a full routine, since the rules direct those to the pinned personal help thread and say the sub is not your personal consultation service. Do not share unscientific claims or DIY recipes without proven efficacy and documented progress, because the rules say violators will be banned. Never post PR or marketing content or links, because the rules list those under spam and say violations may result in an instant ban. Do not post AI generated content, since the rules explicitly include it under spam. Avoid reposting the same content without changes or making multiple posts in a short period, as the rules call that spam. Do not publicly question moderator decisions or ask why your post was removed, because the rules say mods will ban users engaging in entitled behavior or disruptive activity.
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Yes, but only if you message the mods to get brand flair first and keep your participation to ongoing discussions with insights and responses to feedback, never standalone promotion.
No. The rules say PR and marketing content and links are treated as spam and will be removed.
No. Personal queries belong in the pinned personal help thread, and the sub says it is not a personal consultation service and you should not ask for a routine.
No. The rules explicitly list AI generated content under spam and say violations may result in an instant ban.
The rules say you must cite verifiable, factual information including scientific journals and published or ongoing researches as much as possible.
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