Ana Damasceno

I'm Ana Damasceno, and I create UGC content in Paudalho, Brazil. My topics are beauty, skincare and fashion. I share my content on Instagram and TikTok and I film in Portuguese. I focus on natural, easy-to-watch videos that show products in real situations, and brands looking for honest content are welcome.

Easy to watch is a standard I take seriously. A video that people finish is worth more than a clever one they skip, so I keep my scenes simple, my explanations short and my pace comfortable. I begin with the product in use, not with a long introduction, and I let the situation carry the story: a face cream going on, a lip colour being tested, an outfit being put together for a regular day.

Beauty and skincare give me close-up moments, where texture, finish and feel can be seen and described. Fashion gives me movement and context, how a piece sits, what it matches and where it makes sense to wear it. Between the two, I can help a brand whose product sits at the border of both, such as a skincare line aimed at people who care about how they look and dress. I do not exaggerate results. I say what I notice and leave the viewer to decide.

Because I am based in Paudalho and film in Portuguese, I speak to Brazilian audiences in a natural voice, including people from smaller towns who do not always see themselves in content made elsewhere. Instagram and TikTok are where I publish, so my videos are vertical and designed to hold attention from the first seconds. I can adjust length, framing and rhythm to the brief and to the place where the video will run.

For each collaboration I like to start from a clear briefing: the product, the audience, the message and any limits. If something is unclear, I ask before filming. I stay available during the process, deliver material ready to use and talk through adjustments calmly. Honest brands with honest products are the kind of partners I work best with, and I welcome their messages. If you want to see how I think before committing, describe one product and the kind of customer you have in mind, and I will tell you which scene I would film first and why. I would rather agree on a simple plan up front than discover halfway through that we pictured different things. Short, clear steps keep the process light and the result close to what you asked for.