- Pleasing’s new TikTok content feels more in tune with the platform than previous content, so it stands to reason that the account is run by a well-known creator.
- Styles allegedly spoke with Olsen this week at one of his shows, chastising him for holding a sign that read, “Daddy?”
- Pleasing has released three micro-collections since its inception, all of which have generated a lot of buzz due to their unusual packaging and unique colors and textures.
- A Pleasing collection would be incomplete without nail polish, so Styles and Ribeiro created the Pleasing x Marco Ribeiro collection.
TikTok has been flooded with videos claiming that popular creator Chris Olsen is in charge of the account for Harry Styles’ beauty company, Pleasing. Despite the lack of a face, the account appears to be managed by a single person rather than a social media team.
Pleasing, a skincare and nail polish line with the Gen Z emblem on the front, was launched in 2021. The company’s TikTok presence, which was significantly revamped in October, has garnered attention for its “authentic” content, with the majority of videos appearing to have been shot on a mobile phone from a person’s home.
Pleasing’s new TikTok content feels more in tune with the platform than previous content, so it stands to reason that the account is run by a well-known creator.
After noticing similarities between Olsen’s sense of humor and the brand’s most recent material, fans began to suspect that Olsen is behind the Pleasing account.
Furthermore, fans have noticed similarities between Olsen’s apartment and the location where Pleasing films its videos.
In the videos, the flooring, kitchen counters, couch, and doorway appear to be the same.
Styles allegedly spoke with Olsen this week at one of his shows, chastising him for holding a sign that read, “Daddy?”
While the evidence was mounting, creator Alexia Houde backed up her theory in a video by showing how a related blue item can be seen in recent TikToks from both Olsen’s and Pleasing’s accounts.
She also shared a screenshot of Olsen’s video, in which nail paint bottles with Pleasing’s distinctive round caps can be seen sitting on his desk.
According to digital creator @producerliz, the brand’s TikTok presence has benefited greatly from this strategy in the two weeks since the TikTok star allegedly took charge.
“The aesthetic?” she claimed. Gone. What about the figures? So much better. Why? TikTok is not a place for glitz.”
She goes on to say that hiring influencers for one-time campaigns rather than engaging them on a long-term basis can help marketers contribute to these apps in a way that truly connects with their customers.
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Pleasing is Harry Styles’s first makeup collection
Pleasing has released three micro-collections since its inception, all of which have generated a lot of buzz due to their unusual packaging and unique colors and textures.
For the first time, the singer collaborated with Brazilian-born Parisian fashion designer Marco Ribeiro. It was his first time experimenting with cosmetics.
In place of prescriptive eyeshadow palettes, lipsticks, and blushers, the new line offers versatile, convertible colors that you can mix and match to create your own style.
The Pressed Powder Pigments palette contains eight wet-to-dry colors that can be applied with brushes, sponges, or your fingertips.
By blending and mixing the formula, it can also be combined in an infinite number of ways.
Furthermore, three Universal Cream Pigments in vivid pink, fresh blue, and bright yellow can be used alone or in combination on the body, face, and lips.
A Pleasing collection would be incomplete without nail polish, so Styles and Ribeiro created the Pleasing x Marco Ribeiro collection.
Five vibrant, avant-garde polish hues are ready to add new depth to the manicure toolkit.
