Shared Media

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Community-built content —

The Approach

Shared media is where the campaign stops talking about the community and starts handing it the microphone. The goal is content co-created with disabled users rather than about them — which is also the campaign's strongest credibility signal, since the product's whole claim is that it was designed with, not merely for, the people using it.

Channel Plan

Organic social

  • Rare Beauty Instagram, TikTok, Twitter/X and YouTube
  • Sensory-first tutorials and reaction videos

User-generated content

  • Blind and low-vision creators sharing their tactile routines
  • The #BeautyYouCanFeel challenge

Community engagement

  • Partnerships with The Braille Institute and Service for Sight
  • Organic reposts of creator reviews and influencer amplification

The Work

Instagram post reading Share the feeling, hashtag BeautyYouCanFeel
#BeautyYouCanFeel launch post Opens the challenge with a prompt anyone can answer — find your bottle by touch — rather than a branded call to action.
Post announcing partnership with The Braille Institute and Service for Sight
Community partnership announcement Co-branded with The Braille Institute and Service for Sight, leading with the designed-with claim the whole campaign rests on.