Top 20 Australian Skincare Influencers on Instagram (Oct 2026)

We found 180 skincare Influencers in Australia
These influencers mention 'skincare' in their Instagram bio and have audiences primarily in Australia. Here are the top 20. To run a custom search, check out Modash's influencer discovery features (free to try).
10/21/2026
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1. Lucy

Australia

✨beauty & skincare ugc creator 🌝sensitive skin hormonal acne 🎀oily scalp dry ends 📩stephanie@slpmgmt.com.au 💌lucyisdewy@gmail.com 📍sydney

Followers
203.5k
Fake followers
19.2%
Engagement rate
2.25%
Average Reel plays
199.7k
Audience gender
female
88.99%
male
11.01%
Engagement rate benchmark
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Audience location by country
United States
31.04%
Australia
20%
United Kingdom
15.71%
Canada
6.75%
India
1.96%
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2. Bridgette Gale

Australia

@elacia.ritual From swimwear to skincare founder SYDNEY

Followers
131.2k
Fake followers
37.04%
Engagement rate
5.11%
Average Reel plays
13.6k
Audience gender
female
73.17%
male
26.83%
Engagement rate benchmark
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Audience location by country
United States
37.13%
Australia
19.35%
United Kingdom
4.02%
Italy
3.17%
Spain
3.13%
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4. The Manse Clinics | Cosmetic Medicine Sydney

Australia

Heritage doctor-led cosmetic medicine & skin Paddington • Sydney CBD

Followers
66.1k
Fake followers
32.1%
Engagement rate
1.96%
Average Reel plays
6.5k
Audience gender
female
90.34%
male
9.66%
Engagement rate benchmark
  • Median
Audience location by country
United States
28.86%
Australia
28.66%
United Kingdom
5.32%
Brazil
3.59%
Canada
3.24%
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6. Sam [By the Counter]

Australia

Clean beauty dropout.🤭 Recovering from wellness cult propaganda. Skincare commentary beyond the label. Unlearning “rules” together.📍🇦🇺

Followers
36.9k
Fake followers
22.9%
Engagement rate
1.03%
Average Reel plays
11.7k
Audience gender
female
91.8%
male
8.2%
Top performing Reels
  1. Chatting about azelaic acid and why I question textures like this. This is a post and topic I should have checked with a cosmetic chemist. So, if I’ve interpreted something incorrectly or needs more clarification, I’ll pin relevant comments. I just wanted to share this because it frustrates me to a high degree when the lines between functional and proven things become distorted in favour of cosmetic marketing. I will always advocate for medical things requiring medical interventions. 👏 ⚠️EDITING IN⚠️ I’ve since spoken to a few chemists who didn’t want to be named, and so I’m adding this in for additional nuance and correction on my broad statements. In a drug product, the label refers to the active moiety which may also include a portion of the neutralized form. Together this creates the pharmacological active. But in the process the whole formula is optimized to ensure bioavailability and therapeutic absorption. My point with this post was to discuss how cosmetic brands don’t need to demonstrate therapeutic absorption. So the balance with which they can create a formula means they can priortize texture, use less stringent grades of purity, have far less stringent stability testing, which together means the output/outcome of a formula doesn’t have the same standing. The reason the balance matters is the free acid form is lipophilic enough to penetrate the skin barrier. Too much of the salt form is likely going to lead to poor absorption, reduced efficacy, and therefore less consistent and reliable results. But, would allow for more elegant textures. I am always suspicious of watery azelaic acid formulations, and I would consider serums like this to be general skin soothing serums that happen to contain azelaic acid. But not a replacement for an OTC or prescription product if you’re dealing with acne and rosacea.
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  2. Why is the headline always “Sunscreen is harmful”. 🙄 Instead of “Apricots are trying to kill you”. 🫢 Fact: Raw apricot kernels have been responsible for poisoning people due to their cyanide content. They are actually banned for sale in Australia as a food. Fact: Sunscreen helps protect people from skin cancer. And there is no evidence to suggest topical application causes harm. Why can people understand the concept of risk and dose when it comes to natural things. But refuse to apply the same rational thinking to things perceived as unnatural. I’m not a scientist, so when I first started trying to understand the science of beauty more, the phrasing was confronting. For example, when the TGA is asked “are sunscreens safe?” They will not say “Yes, they are safe.” They will say “sunscreens are low risk.” A scientific assessment of “low risk” is pretty much as good as it gets. Nobody can ever really claim there is no risk. This is the type of language you want. Because it shows they are weighing up the implications of sunscreen use across a wide spectrum of factors. And versus the alternative, which is being attacked by UV radiation. ☢️ Wellness influencers and clean beauty will often declare things in absolute terms. Something is automatically inherently toxic. Or it’s automatically safe. And neither of those things are true. Like with apricots. We definitely know apricot seeds can be toxic. And yet, you can still comfortably eat apricots for their health benefits. And probably ingesting a seed or two won’t lead to harm. But eat too many apricot kernels, and you could be hospitalised. Everything requires context. #cleanbeauty #skincaremyths
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Engagement rate benchmark
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Audience location by country
United States
29.41%
Australia
14.1%
United Kingdom
12.33%
Indonesia
5.11%
Canada
4.67%
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7. Tyra • coaching • nutrition • movement

Australia

🍇Naturopathy + Nutrition + Movement ✨Helping women feel at home in their bodies 🌺Co-founder @slowlifeoasis skincare 🎙️Wild Wellness Witches on Spotify

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8. Piihu Sharma Melbourne life🇦🇺❤️

Australia

👋🏼 Piihu | Melbourne🇦🇺 💄 Lifestyle • Fashion • Skincare •Daily vlogs 📬 Open to collabs! 💌 DM or email:Sharmapiihu98@gmail.com

Followers
23.1k
Fake followers
26.48%
Engagement rate
1.54%
Average Reel plays
20.3k
Audience gender
female
44.49%
male
55.51%
Engagement rate benchmark
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Audience location by country
India
43.92%
Australia
20.49%
Pakistan
6.34%
Indonesia
2.88%
United Arab Emirates
2.56%
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9. Lauren | Beauty & Skincare

Australia

💫💄🫶🏼✨ Perth / Australia Founder of @edited.socialsstudio TikTok: laurenilord (161.7k +)

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10. Michael Jaimie (m_chael)

Australia

Adelaide, Australia Sharing skincare, beauty & everyday must-haves :] (Plus some cheeky food reviews along the way) Contact: olivia@bornbredtalent.com

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11. amy lien

Australia

food, travel & taking life one skincare step at a time 🧸 perth, australia 💌 collabs/PR — collabamylien@gmail.com ↴ discount codes and recs

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12. Alexandra • self-care & beauty

Australia

probably in a bathroom robe 🧖🏻‍♀️ finding joy in beauty, skincare & self-care 📍 melbourne, australia ✉️ helloalexsocials@gmail.com ugc portfolio ↓

Followers
14.9k
Fake followers
6.14%
Engagement rate
1.15%
Average Reel plays
2.8k
Audience gender
female
95.14%
male
4.86%
Top performing Reels
  1. 63.9k
  2. 7.8k
  3. 4.6k
Engagement rate benchmark
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Audience location by country
United States
27.4%
Australia
24.53%
United Kingdom
11.46%
Canada
7.85%
France
3.36%
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13. Bev Williams-Krause

Australia

Style over 40 | Skincare & makeup tips | British expat in Australia 🇬🇧🇦🇺

Followers
14.4k
Fake followers
24.54%
Engagement rate
1.04%
Average Reel plays
5.9k
Audience gender
Top performing Reels
  1. 30.3k
  2. 14.4k
  3. 13.4k
Engagement rate benchmark
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Audience location by country
Australia
70.99%
United States
8.67%
United Kingdom
3.77%
New Zealand
3.34%
Brazil
0.92%
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14. Fiona

Australia

☕️ Coffee Lover 🙈Skincare Addict 💐 Flower Crazy 📝 Stationery Junkie 📸 Content Creator 💌 Email: fiona@orchidsandpeonies.com

Followers
14.3k
Fake followers
35.75%
Engagement rate
1.57%
Average Reel plays
-
Audience gender
female
90.56%
male
9.44%
Top performing Reels
  1. 530
  2. 437
  3. 427
Engagement rate benchmark
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Audience location by country
United States
38.27%
Australia
10.64%
United Kingdom
9.95%
Canada
4.7%
France
2.51%
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16. LUCY ALCORN - BEAUTY PHOTOGRAPHER SYDNEY

Australia

♥️Skincare, Cosmetics + Haircare Campaign Photography 🎀Clients: Estée Lauder, COVERGIRL, Sephora, Sunsilk 🏹lucy@lucyalcorn.com 🏭@luckyshot.studios

Followers
12.1k
Fake followers
21.18%
Engagement rate
3.3%
Average Reel plays
6.3k
Audience gender
female
70.82%
male
29.18%
Top performing Reels
  1. 9.7k
  2. 6.4k
  3. 2.3k
Engagement rate benchmark
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Audience location by country
Australia
54.82%
United States
16.49%
United Kingdom
4.08%
Germany
3.27%
Italy
1.93%
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18. Stephanie Ong | Beauty•Wellbeing•Lifestyle

Australia

📍Melbourne 🔁 Perth 👩‍💻Personal Banker Skincare & Wellness enthusiast. @matchmadeskin 🎓 BCom

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19. GPPPPPPPPPPP

Australia

Pharmacist | Home | Skincare | Culture 📧 gayprothsoelamyint@gmail.com K’nyaw fashion: @knyawmu.runway

Followers
9.6k
Fake followers
21.31%
Engagement rate
5.9%
Average Reel plays
21.5k
Audience gender
female
58.24%
male
41.76%
Engagement rate benchmark
  • Median
Audience location by country
Australia
58.06%
United States
22.81%
Thailand
3.92%
Myanmar
2.77%
Canada
1.84%
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20. SANDRA holistic wellness | homeschooling | Skincare biz

Australia

🌷 Welcome to our farm life 🌷helping you create a healthy home & body +homeschooling life+ free recipes 🌷Co-Creator ~ The holistic way@theessential_co

Followers
7k
Fake followers
16.68%
Engagement rate
1.09%
Average Reel plays
2.2k
Audience gender
female
97.25%
male
2.75%
Top performing Reels
  1. 7.2k
  2. 656
  3. 387
Engagement rate benchmark
  • Median
Audience location by country
Australia
82.56%
United States
5.88%
New Zealand
1.83%
United Kingdom
1.62%
Canada
1.42%

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