The beauty content landscape in 2025 is undergoing a radical recalibration. Formerly dominated by performance, polish, and high-production glam, the most resonant beauty content today is subtle, mood-driven, and emotionally ambient. The Jellyfish Social Agents Beauty Report reveals that audiences are shifting away from the perfectionism of influencer-led routines, and moving toward a gentler, more intuitive aesthetic—one that values presence over persona, moments over methods, and feeling over instruction.This shift is both measurable, cultural, and deeply strategic. Jellyfish’s Social Agents technology, which decodes content performance across design, sentiment, and user engagement, has tracked this transformation across thousands of social media posts. What resulted is a new kind of beauty logic; one that doesn’t shout to be seen but instead fits naturally into a user's feed, life, and mood.Beauty in 2025 is a glimpse, in the sense that instead of 12-step skincare breakdowns and dramatic before-and-afters, the industry is seeing casual blush swipes in parked cars, muted overhead lighting, and fleeting product touchpoints that feel lived-in, not staged. The rise of in-house content, anonymous creators, and soft commerce cues is signaling the end of the influencer era and the beginning of something far more intimate and intuitive.Key Shifts & InsightsFrom Performance to Presence2024: Structured captions with “grip,” “routine,” and “steps” led engagement.2025: Posts now center around ambient moments—single product shots, fleeting gestures, “on-the-go” energy.“Glow-Up” and “Luxury” themes are popular but visually pared down.