102 beauty TikToks posted in the last 21 days by 97 creators, ranked by views per day so a two-day-old breakout can be compared with a three-week-old video. Below: the named trends they share, the sounds and hashtags behind them, and ideas to film this week.
Updated Oct 2, 2026 · based on 102 videos from 97 creators · next refresh ~Oct 9, 2026 · How we measure
The fastest-growing beauty TikTok in the sample is @jasminemilys’s “This is SO quick its crazy” at 707K views a day (2.2M views in 3 days). The median video gets 20K views a day, so the leader is running at about 35× the typical pace. 17 of the top 24 run over a minute; the median length is 79 seconds. 82 of 102 use original audio or a voiceover instead of a named track, and no track appears in more than one video — videos without a named track account for 82% of the sample’s views. Beyond the hashtags we search by, the most common tag is #makeup (11 videos).
How to use this page: start with “Fast school hairstyle tutorials” below and open three of the examples. Note what happens in the first second, how long the video runs and whether the sound is a track or a voiceover, then film your own version in your setting, with your angle. Aim for over a minute, the most common length among the leaders. A voiceover or live sound is a safe default here: 80% of these videos use no named track.
Formats and themes found in the 40 fastest-growing beauty TikToks by our weekly analysis (Oct 3). Each trend shows at least two videos, and every example links to the original.
Short, quick-up hairstyle tutorials aimed at school mornings are among the fastest-growing posts, led by a 17-second clip at about 726K views per day. Speed in the caption plus a school angle gives viewers an obvious reason to save.
Get-ready-with-me videos tied to a specific school event, like picture day or class, pull 130K–360K views per day with original audio and chatty storytelling. The occasion gives the routine a story hook.
Several-minute 'updated' or 'long awaited' makeup routines with products tagged still pull 130K–230K views per day. Viewers will watch a full routine when it is framed as a requested reveal.
Hack videos framed as advice nobody told you, sometimes announced as a series, reach about 180K views per day. The emotional framing turns tips into relatable content that invites follow-up episodes.
Very short mask clips of 5–20 seconds about getting more out of a face mask hit over 500K total views each. They are cheap to film and highly visual.
Professionals stating blunt rules, such as the four key preventive products or who doesn't need a certain acid, earn steady views in 31–86 second clips. Clear opinions plus credentials make them shareable.
Creators post hairstyle or technique progress as day X of 30 or post 5 of 10, which builds return viewers. The Day 16/30 school hairstyle clip hit about 145K views per day.
24 of 102 videos, fastest-growing first. Each card links to the original post on TikTok.
20 of the 102 videos use a named track; 82 use original audio or a voiceover. No track appears in more than one video, so treat these as sounds that worked once rather than a trend. Sorted by the combined views of the videos that used each sound; 11 tracks used once by a video growing slower than the median (20K views a day) are left out.
Looking for songs across every niche? See trending sounds or trending songs on TikTok.
Tags that appear on at least two of the 102 videos, with how many videos used each and their average views.
How to pick: pair one or two broad tags people already browse, such as #hairtutorial and #grwm, with two or three that name your exact format or topic. In this sample some of the best-performing narrower tags were #hairtok (2 videos, 1.1M average views), #hair (7 videos, 502K average views), #tut (2 videos, 441K average views). The TikToks here used a median of 4 hashtags. Generic tags like #fyp or #viral are left out: they say nothing about the topic. Tags marked “search tag” are the ones we use to find videos, so their counts are inflated by how we sample.
More tags across niches: trending hashtags · TikTok hashtags (US).
Concrete beauty TikToks to make, each built on a real breakout from this sample. Make your own version — same structure, your subject and setting.
Hook: Running late for school? This updo takes seconds.
How to film: Film from behind with your phone on a tripod, sped up, with a final front reveal at 15–18 seconds. Use a trending upbeat track like the Benny Bellson 'theclubrock' audio.
Based on: @jasminemilys · 707K views/day
Hook: It's picture day and I have ten minutes. Get ready with me.
How to film: Talk to camera at your mirror while doing a quick makeup look and outfit, with a final posed 'photo' shot. Keep it 60–120 seconds on original voiceover audio.
Based on: @inlovewithchipotle16 · 353K views/day
Hook: Why did nobody tell me this makeup trick sooner?
How to film: Show three quick hacks in close-up, each with a before and after, at about 45–55 seconds. Use original voiceover and label it as part 1 of a series.
Based on: @oliviadaytonn · 180K views/day
Hook: You're wasting half your sheet mask serum.
How to film: Do a single close-up of using leftover serum from the packet on your neck and hands, 5–15 seconds long. Use an upbeat instrumental with on-screen text.
Based on: @olivia.dryden · 118K views/day
Hook: Preventing aging takes four products, not twelve.
How to film: Hold up each product type to camera with a one-line reason each, about 30 seconds. Use original voiceover and a text list overlay.
Based on: @sarahsongaesthetics · 49K views/day
Hook: Day 1 of 30: an easy school hairstyle you can do yourself.
How to film: Do a 30–60 second tutorial from behind with numbered steps on screen and the same intro every day. Use a consistent named track like 'Morning Bossa Nova' for a recognizable series.
Based on: @soyyulieth3 · 141K views/day