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On a sunlit Sunday in a tiny Shanghai apartment, Mint—the plump British Shorthair with fur the color of frosted mint—curls up on a linen cushion her tail flicking lazily at a stray sunbeam. Beside her, Li Na (the woman behind Xiaohongshu’s “薄荷味猫”) dabs a dollop of hyaluronic acid moisturizer onto her cheeks, pausing to laugh as Mint nuzzles her wrist, about the faint floral scent. This quiet, unscripted moment is the soul of the account: where beauty meets feline charm, and every post like a warm hug from a friend who gets both your skincare obsessions and your cat’s weird quirks.
For over two years, “味的猫” has carved a niche in Xiaohongshu’s crowded lifestyle space, blending minimalist beauty, science-backed cat care, and cozy daily into a brand that feels equal parts authoritative and intimate. Below is a deep dive into what makes this account a beloved destination for 120k followers.
Audience Profile:
Li Na’s account addresses all these needs—turning every post into a solution wrapped ineness. For example, a carousel titled “10 Cat-Safe Beauty Products You Can Use Without Panic” (120k likes) a viral hit because it solved a common fear: “What if my cat licks my face after I apply makeup?”
Li Na’s journey to content creation is rooted in personal passion and professional expertise. A beauty editor at Cosmo China, she spent three years testing products, interviewing dermatologists, and writing about skincare trends. But her life changed in2021 when she adopted Mint—a rescue cat with a shy personality and a love for napping on her makeup counter.
“At first I posted Mint on my personal XHS account just for fun,” Li Na recalls in a 2023 live stream. “But people started, ‘What moisturizer are you using? Is it safe for cats?’ That’s when I realized: there’s a gap between beauty content and care. No one was talking about how to enjoy self-care without putting your fur baby at risk.”
She quit her 9-to-5 job 2022 to launch “薄荷味的猫,” positioning herself as:
“A cat-loving beauty guru who turns daily life into minty-fresh aesthetic journey—where every product is tested for both human and feline safety.”
Her background as a beauty editor gives her: she can break down ingredient lists (e.g., explaining why tea tree oil is toxic to cats) and compare products with scientific accuracy. Her role a cat mom adds authenticity—she tests every beauty item with Mint nearby, ensuring it’s non-toxic and won’t trigger allergies.
The account’s content is a carefully curated mix of four pillars, tied to Mint’s presence:
Li Na reviews skincare and makeup products with a unique twistshe tests them for cat safety first. For example, in a post about a new organic lip balm, she writes: “I applied this before bed and Mint tried to lick my lips. Good thing it’s made with shea butter and beeswax—no harmful chemicals here!” She also shares like “Minimalist Skincare Routine for Busy Cat Moms” (5-step process, 10 minutes max) and “Cruel-Free Makeup Brands That Donate to Animal Shelters.”
Li Na collaborates with v to create content like “How to Transition Your Cat to Raw Food (Without Upsetting Their Stomach)” (100k likes) and “ Common Cat Grooming Mistakes You’re Making.” She also shares Mint’s personal journey—from her rescue days to her battle with urinary tract issues make the advice relatable.
Posts about her small apartment (decorated with cat-friendly furniture like shelves and window perches) and daily routines (morning yoga with Mint, evening tea time) resonate with followers who want to create a calm,-friendly home. A video of her rearranging her bookshelf to make space for Mint’s bed got 80k likes—fans loved the practical and Mint’s playful cameo.
Li Na opens up about her mental health struggles (e.g., after quitting her job) and how Mint helped her heal. A post titled “Mint Saved Me From Burnout” (75k likes) a chord with followers: “When I was feeling down, Mint would curl up on my lap and purr. She didn’t fix my problems, she made them feel bearable.”
Differentiation: What sets “薄荷味的猫” apart from other beauty or pet accounts is its seamless of the two. Unlike accounts that treat cats as “props,” Mint is a co-star—her personality (curious, lazy, sometimes mischiev) shines through every post. The “minty” aesthetic (soft green tones, clean visuals, calming music) also stands out from X’s often over-saturated, bright content.
Follow of “薄荷味的猫” get more than just pretty pictures—they gain access to a wealth of value:
Cute Content: Short videos of Mint playing with laser pointers, napping in sunbeams, or stealing Li Na’s snacks. A reel Mint chasing a butterfly in the park got 150k likes—fans called it “the best 10 seconds of my day.”
Relatable Stories: Li Na shares funny moments (e.g., Mint knocking over her makeup bag) and honest struggles (e.g., dealing with’s midnight zoomies) that make followers feel like they’re part of her family.
Li Na runs a WeChat group for most active followers, where they share photos of their cats, ask for advice, and organize meetups (e.g., cat café gatherings in Shanghai). group has over 2k members and is a safe space for cat lovers to connect.
Li Na updates the account 3–4 times a week (Tuesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays, Sundays) to maintain consistency without out. Her content mix includes:
A recent giveaway of a Petkit smart litter box and a set of Lush bombs got over 5k entries—fans loved the combination of cat and beauty items.
As of April 2024, “薄荷味的猫” has:
Li Na’s data success comes from her ability to combine practical value with resonance—every post solves a problem and makes followers smile.
Industry Influence: Li Na was invited to speak at the 202 Xiaohongshu Lifestyle Summit, where she shared her insights on “Blending Pet Love with Content Creation.” She also contributes to pet care blogs and magazines, further establishing her as an expert in her niche.
Li has big plans for “薄荷味的猫” in 2024:

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