# Promo-code pages for beauty creators

Canonical: https://usecode.sh/for/beauty-creators
Last reviewed: 2026-08-13

Beauty code pages differ in one structural way: the follower wants the exact product from the video, shade included, not the brand's homepage. Cards should pair each code with a deep link to the specific SKU where the deal allows, and beauty's platform reality, commissionable ShopMy codes and tutorial traffic that converts weeks later, shapes the rest.

## What is actually different in beauty

- **SKU specificity:** "the lip liner in Bare" is the purchase intent; a homepage link makes the follower search. Card the product link when your program provides one, brand link otherwise, and name the shade in the card description.
- **ShopMy codes:** ShopMy lists beauty among its core categories, and its commissionable codes credit you on redemption even when nobody clicked a link, which makes [the ShopMy pairing](/compare/shopmy) worth settling before your next beauty deal.
- **Tutorial long tail:** a makeup tutorial converts for months, so raw campaign links in old descriptions rot; the [expiry lifecycle](/guides/manage-expired-creator-codes) is not optional in beauty.
- **Restock and launch cadence:** brands cycle shades and drops; a paused card for a sold-out product beats a dead link, and reordering cards to match the current drop takes seconds.

## A working card structure

1. One card per brand relationship, code plus the deep link you are actually paid on.
2. Card description carries the specifics followers ask in comments: shade names, the routine step, skin type caveats.
3. Attach the tutorial that features the product, so [copy spikes](/guides/code-copies-vs-link-clicks) map to content and your renewal pitch writes itself.
4. Disclose per post as always, and know the rule beauty's gifted-product culture runs into: the FTC counts free or discounted products as a material connection whether or not the brand asked for a post, per [the disclosure rules](/guides/disclose-affiliate-codes).

## Related guides

- [How usecode.sh works alongside ShopMy](https://usecode.sh/compare/shopmy)
  ShopMy issues commissionable discount codes; a code page is where followers actually see them. The division of labor between the two.
- [How usecode.sh works alongside LTK](https://usecode.sh/compare/ltk)
  LTK creates commissionable links; a code page surfaces the brand codes LTK cannot display. The division of labor, with LTK's own bio-link guidance.
- [How to share multiple affiliate codes on Instagram](https://usecode.sh/guides/share-multiple-codes-instagram)
  Five brand codes do not fit in a 150-character bio. The one-link system for running many codes on Instagram at once, and the mistakes it replaces.
- [How to manage expired creator codes](https://usecode.sh/guides/manage-expired-creator-codes)
  A dead code at checkout costs more than the sale. The lifecycle system for expiring, pausing, and replacing creator codes across old content.
- [How to disclose affiliate codes and commissions](https://usecode.sh/guides/disclose-affiliate-codes)
  The FTC says a personalized discount code is not, by itself, adequate disclosure. What US creators must disclose, where, and in what words, sourced to the rules.

## Sources

- [ShopMy for creators (categories, including beauty)](https://shopmy.us/home/creators) (verified 2026-08-13)
- [ShopMy for brands: commissionable codes credit the creator without a click](https://brands.shopmy.us/discount-codes/4RtfsRxmAt9LS7W9VwpM5s/why-should-i-include-discount-codes-as-part-of-my-strategy-/4RtfsRxmAvoN8KyCNufCh3) (verified 2026-08-13)
- [16 CFR 255.5: free or discounted products are a material connection](https://www.ecfr.gov/current/title-16/chapter-I/subchapter-B/part-255) (verified 2026-08-13)