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Then you want your cosmetics brand to succeed; your audience must have a consistent experience of your brand wherever and however they encounter it. Your brand needs to be consistent across your website, social media, influencer partnerships, packaging, product quality, and logo. Every element that represents your brand should be aligned with a consistent brand strategy. Your brand also needs to feel consistent across every platform, design, and brand touchpoint. This helps build trust with your audience—and that trust plays a huge role in transforming prospects into customers and customers into brand evangelists. This is even more important in today’s “cancel culture,” when one misstep, like the Jaclyn Hill lipstick debacle, can cause the beauty community to turn on a brand, leading to serious damage to that brand in the long term. Now, keep in mind, consistency is important, but so is flexibility. If the beauty industry evolves, if your customer changes, or if something isn’t working for your brand, you need to be flexible enough to pivot and adjust your cosmetics branding strategy accordingly.