A UK campaign review of CAP Code ad identification, the THG Beauty/Look Fantastic affiliate ruling, commission links and a practical disclosure checklist.
CMA guidance for UK beauty creator partnerships: identify paid and gifted promotions, label each format clearly and avoid filters that exaggerate results.
Beauty creator partnerships strategy framework in four written parts: dated objective, named owner, compliance check and review rule, plus a before and after table.
How UK beauty influencers handle gifted products and affiliate income with HMRC: Self Assessment, the £1,000 trading allowance, Class 4 NI and VAT on barter.
Fashion influencers in Leeds and Liverpool need tight contracts: exclusivity limits, usage rights periods, ASA disclosure, kill fees and termination terms.
A deal-by-deal comparison of an EU beauty brand offer and a UK one for a UK creator after Brexit: net fees, sample customs, VAT, withholding tax, contract terms and advertising rules.
Fashion influencers in the UK must follow the ASA's CAP Code rules 2.1, 2.3 and 3.1 and CMA hidden-ads guidance, with DMCC Act 2024 fining powers in force since 6 April 2025.
Beauty influencers in London quote far more per day than Manchester or Glasgow, but usage fees and agency commission decide what a campaign really costs.
Beauty influencers in the UK plan around real seasonal shifts, from January winter skincare demand to summer SPF launches and Scotland's early cold snap.