zlata

I'm Zlata, a young woman curious about many things. I love discovering something new and then sharing it, and that habit is the starting point of everything I film. I live in Chevannes, in France, and my videos are made in French for people who enjoy learning about a product the way you learn from a friend who has just tried it, with curiosity first and conclusions afterwards.

My topics are beauty, fashion and tech. They might look unrelated, but for me they are connected by the same impulse: wanting to know how something works, what it looks like and whether it deserves a place in daily life. A lipstick, a jacket and a gadget all raise the same questions, and I enjoy answering them on camera. This curiosity keeps my content varied, so I do not repeat the same video again and again.

For a brand, I bring an open and interested viewpoint. I am not someone who claims to know everything about your category. I am someone who looks at your product with fresh eyes, notices what is interesting about it and shares that with a young French-speaking audience on TikTok. That fresh look can be valuable when you want people to discover something rather than be told what to think. I try to be honest about what I see, because honesty is what makes a recommendation believable.

My format is the unboxing video: the opening of the package, the first impression, and a look at what is inside. I publish on TikTok, in French, and my package is one video delivered in 5 days. Unboxing suits new releases, gift sets, subscription boxes and anything where the moment of discovery is part of the appeal. I'm open to working with brands on videos that fit their products and audience, in beauty, fashion or technology.

To work together, send me your product and a short brief about what matters to you and what I should avoid saying. I will confirm that I understood, keep in touch while I film and deliver within the 5 days. If you would like something changed after watching, tell me and we will sort it out together. I like simple, friendly exchanges, because they leave room for the spontaneity that makes this kind of video work.