# Ad summary
This stitched ad shows the Her Fantasy Box body oil being used by Kehlani and then continues with a reaction video from another creator raving about the product.
# Brand positioning
Her Fantasy Box is presented as a brand that empowers confidence through its body care products. The ad showcases the brand's dedication to high-quality ingredients for radiant, healthy skin, which is exemplified by Kehlani's glowing skin tone as a direct result of the body oil. The brand promotes self-love and indulgence by encouraging customers to invest in their self-care and feel confident in their skin. The products are positioned as a staple for women who embrace their sensuality and are looking for a luxurious and effective way to maintain their skin.
# Product
The advertised product is Her Fantasy Box Body Splash Oil, a hydrating body oil designed to give the skin a radiant glow and softness. The product comes in two flavors; Vanilla Drip and Pineapple Cream. The body oil is designed to lock in moisture, keeping the skin hydrated and soft. The ad shows the oil being applied to the arms, chest, and body to provide an overall glow. The product is for anyone who wants to get a glow and keep their skin hydrated. The brand is positioning it as a must-have for achieving soft, glowing skin, encouraging potential buyers to try it.
# Visual style
The ad uses a combination of polished brand content and user-generated content. Kehlani's portion has a clean, bright aesthetic, while the second creator’s segment has a more casual, DIY feel. The editing style alternates between the two creators and has quick cuts, especially in the second half, maintaining a consistent pace. The production quality is a hybrid between a commercial and UGC, which adds authenticity. The cuts are timed to the music beat, and the close-ups of the skin emphasize the product's effect.
# Hooks
Spoken: 00:00–00:04 Kehlani: This is the body splash oil by her fantasy box.
Text overlay: 00:00–00:04 Stitch incoming!!!
Visual: 00:00–00:04 A screen recording of a vertically-oriented video shows Kehlani, a light-skinned woman in her late 20s with a shaved head, multiple tattoos, and wearing a black bikini, standing in a bright, white bathroom with a modern sink, mirror, and a shelf of skincare products. She holds a bottle of 'body splash oil by her fantasy box' and gestures with her hands as she talks.
# Funnel stage
Middle of funnel (Consideration)
# Pain points
The ad targets the pain point of dry, lackluster skin by showcasing the product’s ability to provide intense hydration and a radiant glow. Kehlani sets up the problem with the statement 'Do you see this?', emphasizing the hydration of her skin everywhere.
# Value propositions
- The Her Fantasy Box Body Oil provides full-body hydration, resulting in radiant and soft skin.
# Benefits
- Hydrated everywhere
- I'm literally glowing
- My skin is soft
# Features
- Body splash oil
# Call to action
Go ahead and get you a bottle or two of this oil, your skin is going to love you.
# Social proof
- “I will say, she know what she talking about because that pineapple cream is not to be played with” – Female 1 (Creator)
- “I'm literally glowing. My skin is soft” – Female 1 (Creator)
- “She tryna have me folded” – Female 1 (Creator)
# Point of view
- Customer 70% – Both creators are perceived to be customers, who are testing and demonstrating the product and its effects.
- Brand 30% – The ad begins from Kehlani and ends with the other creator, both endorsing the product and showing its uses.
# Storyline
- 00:00–00:04 00:00–00:04 Kehlani presents the 'body splash oil by her fantasy box'. This intends to introduce the product and brand, conveying a sense of luxury and endorsement by a well known celebrity. The story is being told from Kehlani's perspective, highlighting the product’s hydrating benefits.
- 00:04–00:09 00:04–00:09 Kehlani shows off her radiant, oiled skin, and asks, 'Do you see this? Hydrated everywhere.' The intention is to visually demonstrate the product's effectiveness and encourage viewers to desire the same results, conveying a sense of aspiration and self-confidence. The story is being told from Kehlani’s perspective, showing the results of using the product.
- 00:09–00:11 00:09–00:11 A Black woman in a pink outfit asks a rhetorical question 'So does the body come with the oil or?'. The intention here is to convey skepticism, setting up a contrast to the glowing skin, positioning her as a stand-in for the viewer’s questions. The story is told from the perspective of a potential customer, questioning if the product can actually work.
- 00:11–00:16 00:11–00:16 The same woman begins to answer her own question, 'I will say, she know what she talking about because that pineapple cream is not to be played with'. Here, the intention is to offer social proof that builds trust. The story is being told from the perspective of a convert, someone who was initially skeptical but now endorses the product, creating a sense of reliability.
- 00:16–00:19 00:16–00:19 The creator shows her chest and her arm after applying the product, asking 'Like do y'all see the chest? Do y'all see my arm?'. This is to emphasize the visible effects of the product, reinforcing the benefits of hydration and glow. The story is being told from the potential customer's perspective, experiencing the product firsthand.
- 00:19–00:25 00:19–00:25 The creator continues to rub the oil onto her arm and says, 'When they say lock in moisture, hydrating, they not playing around like get into the glow'. The intention here is to confirm the product's hydrating properties and encourage the audience to desire the glow. The story is being told from the user's perspective, showcasing the product in action.
- 00:25–00:29 00:25–00:29 The creator then rubs some of the product onto her chest and says, 'A little more on my chest. Now the pineapple one does smell good but'. This is to highlight different use areas and add a sensory element with the scent description. The story is being told from the user’s perspective.
- 00:29–00:33 00:29–00:33 The creator continues, 'but the vanilla, miss vanilla drip. I don't know it's hard to choose'. This is to introduce the vanilla option and create indecision between the two scents. The story is still being told from the user's perspective, showing that there are multiple options for the products.
- 00:33–00:37 00:33–00:37 The creator shows her arm and exclaims, 'I'm literally glowing. My skin is soft. She tryna have me folded'. This intends to reinforce the benefits and encourage purchase by highlighting the immediate results. The story is being told from the user's perspective.
- 00:37–00:41 00:37–00:41 The creator says, 'Go ahead and get you a bottle or two of this oil. Your skin is going to love you'. This is a direct CTA, driving immediate action and promising satisfaction with the product. The story is being told from the user's perspective, urging others to try the product.