AI Xiaohongshu beauty and skincare note writing
A beauty note written well and ready to post
REDnote Beauty Note Maker turns a product, its ingredients, the routine step, and what you noticed using it into a ready-to-post Xiaohongshu beauty note. You get title options, a note body built on real use, a four-slide 3:4 plan, cover text, and hashtags, with the finished wording read against the rules beauty posts are held to. REDnote Beauty Note Maker works in Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and other agents that run Skills.
Install REDnote Beauty Note Maker and tell me when I need to sign in: https://beatra.ai/skills/rednote-beauty-note-maker/install.md
For agents:Install guideMarkdown version
Send it to WorkBuddy, Codex, Claude Code, or another agent to install. Sign in once the first time you use it.GitHub ↗Docs ↗
One product, one note ready to post
Screened before it reaches you
The finished titles, body, cover text and hashtags are read against absolute wording and regulated-category rules, and a flagged phrase is rewritten into something specific you supplied.
Your experience stays yours
What you noticed and when is written as yours to say, kept visibly separate from anything that reads as a general result.
A slide plan, not just words
Four 3:4 slides — cover, texture or application, routine or comparison, practical close — each carrying one idea, ready to hand to a carousel maker.
How it is made
Bring the product, the ingredients, and your own experience
Share where it sits in the routine, who the note is for, and what you actually noticed using it.
Product name and what is in it · Routine step and skin or use context · What you noticed, and over how long · Tone, audience, and must-keep wording
Five titles, a body, and a four-slide plan
The body follows your real usage sequence, and the slide plan gives each of the four 3:4 slides one idea to carry.
Five title options · 250–500 character note body · Four-slide 3:4 plan · Three cover-text options and 5–10 hashtags
Read against the rules beauty posts get taken down for
Absolute wording becomes something specific you supplied, and regulated-category claims are written as ingredients, use, and your own described experience.
Absolutes rewritten as specifics · Claims kept to the product's registered efficacy · Your experience written as yours · Assumptions listed for you to confirm
Notes for makeup, skincare, hair, and body care
Skincare routines
Write a routine note around where the product sits in the sequence and what changed for you over time.
Makeup and color
Describe shade, texture, wear and application on real use rather than on the packaging copy.
Product comparisons
Put two products side by side on the attributes you actually compared, so a reader can pick the one that fits them.
Haircare and body care
Cover scalp, hair type or body concerns with the same ingredient-led, experience-led writing.
New product introductions
Introduce a launch from its ingredients, texture and intended step, matched to the product's registered efficacy.
Inputs and outputs
Input · Text — The product, its ingredients, the routine step, and what you noticed using it
Output · Text — Title options, note body, a four-slide 3:4 plan, cover text, and hashtags
- Specifications
- editable
| Input or output | Type | Formats | Specifications |
|---|---|---|---|
| Input | Text — The product, its ingredients, the routine step, and what you noticed using it | — | — |
| Output | Text — Title options, note body, a four-slide 3:4 plan, cover text, and hashtags | — | editable |
Specifications last checked · Sources: Documentation · Terms of Service
Questions
Can I start from the ingredient list?
Yes. Ingredients, the routine step, and what you noticed are the three inputs the note is built from.
How do you write from what I noticed using it?
Your own experience — what you noticed and over how long — is written in your voice and kept visibly distinct from anything that reads as a general result, which is the register this platform rewards.
Can I keep my brand wording?
Yes. Name the product names, brand phrases, or required lines, and they are written into the note in your wording.
Does it plan the images too?
Yes, as a four-slide 3:4 plan with one idea per slide, ready for a carousel.
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