Free hair care TikTok script

Free Hair Care TikTok Script Generator

Type the curl type and the leave-in you ship. Get a 60-second TikTok script — three openers that name the “same split ends after three shampoos” failure rather than chase another bottle, a six-step script outline engineered around the four-step photo-log routine, a one-line CTA pinned to the starter set, and an objection handler for “my hair is fine, not curly.” Built for indie hair-care brands whose sales are repeat purchase — not first-jar.

Campaign generator

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One sentence in. Five campaign pieces out.

Describe what you sell and get a hand-rolled bundle: three hooks, a 60-second script outline, a CTA, and an objection handler — ready to adapt for any channel.

Type your product. Get a marketing brief in 30 seconds.

Describe your offer

One sentence is enough. Add a sentence or two about your audience if you have them.

Hair care — sample output

Sample output — 60s hair care script ready to film

Hook #1

Opener

The split ends you're still seeing in month two are the same split ends your last three products promised to fix — and the shampoo bottle is the easiest place to look.

Hook #2

Opener

A hair routine is only worth keeping if it survives a real week of heat-styling, and most lines fail that test for one ingredient you can read on the back of the bottle.

Hook #3

Opener

You don't need a twelve-step hair routine — you need a four-step routine built around the one ingredient your hair actually responds to.

Script outline

60s script

1. HOOK (0–3s): Close-up of split ends under a hand lens — voiceover: 'These split ends are not your hair. They're your last shampoo's sulfates.'
2. THE GAP (3–10s): Cut to three open bottles on a shower shelf; voiceover names the failure pattern — sulfate-heavy daily shampoo, silicone-heavy conditioner that weighs the curl down, and a heat protectant applied after the damage is already done.
3. THE FOUR-STEP ROUTINE (10–22s): On-screen shampoo, conditioner, leave-in, oil — voiceover walks through the four-step routine tuned to wavy-to-curly hair.
4. THE WEEK TEST (22–40s): Side-by-side — a generic three-step routine and the featured four-step routine over a seven-day window. Voiceover logs the split-end delta on a daily photo log.
5. OBJECTION HANDLER (40–50s): 'But my hair is fine, not curly' — voiceover addresses the same four-step routine tuned to fine-straight hair, with the oil replaced by a heavier leave-in to avoid the weighed-down effect.
6. CTA (50–60s): 'Tap basket. First set ships today; refund the unused bottles if the routine doesn't move the photo log.'

Call to action

CTA

Tap basket — first set ships today, refund the unused bottles if the four-step does not move the photo log.

Objection handler

Concern

If you tried three new shampoos last year and your split ends stayed where they were — fair. The reason most hair routines fail isn't the shampoo, it's the layering. Sulfate-heavy daily cleanser, a silicone conditioner, a styling product applied after the cuticle is already rough — that's a routine rebuilding the damage it just removed. The featured four-step routine is built around one ingredient (the leave-in) that survives heat-styling for the rest of the week. If the photo log doesn't move in thirty days, the unused bottles come back for a refund. No more twelve-step chase through the same three-month routine.

Sample output — 60s hair care script ready to film

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