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In a Xiaohongshu (Little Red Book) feed flooded with airbrushed selfies, luxury product hauls, and "perfect" montages, there’s a corner that feels like a warm hug: the account of 糖豆豆 (Tang Doudou, or "S Bean"). With a name as cute as a candy and content as relatable as a late-night chat with your best friend, this 24-year KOC (Key Opinion Consumer) has won over 150k+ followers in just two years—all by being unapologetically real
Let’s dive into the world of 糖豆豆, where flaws are celebrated, budget finds are championed, and every post feels like a little for your daily life.
Audience Profile: 糖豆豆’s followers are mostly Gen Z millennial females (18-32)—urban dwellers (Shanghai, Beijing, Guangzhou, Chengdu), college students or young professionals with middle to upper-middle disposable income. They’re tired of "influencer perfection" and crave authenticity. Here’s what they have in common:- They love beauty and skincare but hate wasting money on overhyped products.
A quick scroll through her comment section reveals their voices: "I’m student—your cheap skincare tips are my lifeline!" or "Your evening routine vlog made me cry a little; it’s exactly what I need a long day at work."
is 糖豆豆? Let’s pull back the curtain:
She’s Li Miaomiao, a 24-year-old from Chengdu. journey started in 2020, when she was a college student majoring in English, struggling with cystic acne. "I tried everythingfrom drugstore cleansers to luxury serums—but nothing worked. I felt ugly and insecure," she recalls in one of her early posts.
One, she decided to post a raw photo of her cheek (with a big red acne spot) alongside a list of products she’d tested that week— marked "fail" except a gentle glycerin cleanser. To her surprise, the post got 100+ likes and 20 comments people who shared her pain: "I have the same acne! Can you tell me more about that cleanser?"
That’s when she realized: her vulnerability was her superpower.
After graduation, she quit her job as a copywriter at an advertising agency to become a full-time KOC Her professional positioning? "Your go-to friend for honest beauty & cozy lifestyle hacks"—not a celebrity, not a "guru," someone who’s been there and wants to help.
She’s famous for her "truth bombs." For:
Differentiation: She never uses filters on her skin. She shows her acne, redness, and even the occasional pimple patch. "I want my followers to see the real me," she says. "If I pretend to have perfect skin, how they trust my reviews?"
Her vlogs are a masterclass injuanmei" (cozy) living:
Differentiation: She focuses on "small joys" instead of grand gestures. No luxury trips, no designer bags—just the things that make daily life worth living.
Her "under10" series is a hit. For example:
She even shares how to find discounts: "Wait for Taobao’s 11.11 sale—you can these snacks for half price!"
She’s not just about beauty—she about her fans’ minds too:
What Makes Her Unique?
Her content is story, not just a list of tips. Every post starts with a personal anecdote: "I had a bad skin week, so I tried these calming products..." or "I was feeling down, so I decorated my room for spring..." This makes her content relatable and emotional.
Her honest reviews save fans thousands of yuan. A student follower says: "I to spend $50 a month on skincare that didn’t work. Now, thanks to 糖豆豆, I spend $15 and my skin better."
Her cozy vlogs are like a escape from stress. One fan comments: "I watch videos every night before bed. They make me forget about my work deadlines and feel calm."
Many fans see her as their confidant. A follower wrote: "I broke up with my boyfriend last week. I watched your vlog you made herbal tea and read a book, and it made me want to take care of myself again. Thank you."
糖豆豆 replies to every (or at least most of them) and even has a WeChat group with 50 active followers, where she shares exclusive tips and listens to problems.
She often shares discount codes for the products she reviews. For example, when reviewed a snack brand, she got a 20% discount code for her fans—resulting in a 25% increase in the brand sales.
Update Frequency: She posts 34 times a week—consistent but not overwhelming. Her schedule:
Interaction Strategy: She’s a pro at building community:
Let’s talk about her statsrealistic for a KOC with high engagement):
Brands love 糖豆豆 because her followers trust her Here are some of her best collaborations:
She tested the cream for weeks, posting daily updates. She disclosed it was sponsored but said: "This cream calms redness quickly, but it’s a bit drying— a moisturizer after." The post got 60k likes, and the brand’s sales increased by 30% in the next week
She did a live unboxing of cute, healthy snacks. She said "These gummies are low-sugar and taste like real fruit—I eat them as a midday pick-me-up." The brand’s Xiaohongshu traffic rose by 25%.
She was invited to speak at Xiaohshu’s 2023 Beauty Summit. Her speech: "Authenticity is the key to success. Don’t be afraid to show your—your followers will love you for it." Her talk was shared 10k+ times on the platform.
糖豆豆’s content choices are rooted in her values:
Her future plans? She wants to:
In a world of filters and fake, 糖豆豆 stands out because she’s real. She doesn’t pretend to be perfect—she shows her acne, her messy room, and her days. And that’s exactly why her followers love her.
As she says: "I don’t want to be a celebrity. I want to a friend who shares the good, the bad, and the cozy moments of life."
For her fans, that’s the greatest gift of all.糖豆豆 isn’t just an influencer—she’s a reminder that authenticity is the most powerful tool in the digital world. And in a time when everyone trying to be perfect, that’s

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