Beauty and Fragrance
Beauty is also in the words
Beauty copy has a vocabulary problem. “Radiant”. “Sensory”. “Indulgent”. “Iconic”. Read enough product pages and whole categories begin to sound as if they were written from the same brief.
A fragrance launch, a clinical skincare claim and a ritual-led product page ask language to do very different things. One may need seduction, another restraint, another enough clarity to make a complex formula feel effortless.
The interesting part is finding the language that belongs to the product in front of you — not to beauty as a category. Because when every product is described with the same handful of adjectives, specificity becomes part of the luxury.
TransLABtion helps beauty and fragrance brands find the Spanish that fits the product, the audience and the brand behind it.
What we can do for you
Beauty is one of those sectors where my different areas of expertise genuinely need each other.- Your website
- Face and hair product descriptions
- Fragrance and perfume descriptions
- Make-up product pages
- Beauty routine brochures
- Spa descriptions
- Advertising campaigns
- Press releases, blog posts and emails
01. Brand Voice and Cultural Adaptation
02. Translation and Transcreation
03. Copywriting and Content
Why TransLABtion
I have always been more interested in the detail that gives a brand character
than in language that merely sounds “premium”.
15 Years of Experience
Both in-house at international agencies and as a freelancer
Training in Copywriting
Copywriting de Otra Galaxia, Spain (online)
Training in Transcreation (creative translation)
Con Trazo Firme, Spain
Training in Branded Content and Transmedia Storytelling
IAB, Spain
Training in Consumer Neuroscience & Neuromarketing
Copenhagen Business School, Denmark (online)
A Multidisciplinary Approach to Beauty Communication
Bringing together language, transcreation, copywriting and consumer psychology
What that means for you
01.
Less back-and-forth
When the person working on the language understands the sector and the brief, the right questions come earlier and projects move with less friction.
02.
Review with a reason
Not every text needs the same level of checking. The review follows the stakes, the audience and what the content has to do.
03.
Words that belong
The finished text should work for the people reading it and still feel true to the brand or organisation it comes from.