Beauty journalists in Belgium:
230+ contacts at 970+ outlets

Belgium has 230+ active beauty journalists at 970+ outlets. Dutch-speaking publications such as Feeling, Flair and Knack Weekend sit alongside French-speaking titles such as ELLE Belgique and Marie Claire Belgique. National coverage therefore requires a relevant story, strong imagery and a pitch in the newsroom’s language.

Presscloud tracks 230+ journalists covering beauty, skincare, makeup and cosmetics in Belgium across 970+ outlets. This page explains how the Belgian media landscape is divided, which subjects get picked up and how to approach Dutch-speaking and French-speaking beauty journalists.

Updated weekly Last: July 13, 2026 Reading time: 7 min

Beauty-focus score · top 5

0–100

Ranked by relevance, not volume. We only show media with a focus score of 80 or higher.

Marie Claire 2 Belgique/ Marie Claire 2 Vlaams

100

Trends Style

Juliette & Victor Magazine

Libelle

P-Magazine

journalists in this niche: 230+
active media outlets: 970+
publications tracked in 2026: 5.670+

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The Belgian beauty media landscape in 2026

Belgian beauty journalism spans lifestyle magazines, weekend supplements and specialist online sections. In Flanders, publications including Feeling, Flair, Libelle and Knack Weekend cover skincare, makeup and wellness. French-speaking readers are reached through titles such as ELLE Belgique, Marie Claire Belgique and other francophone lifestyle media.

This bilingual market needs more than one generic email. Product names may stay the same, but the introduction, spokesperson and timing should fit the newsroom’s language. Belgian availability, local retailers and a domestic angle often matter more than an international launch without local context.

Which topics Belgian beauty journalists cover

Beauty desks cover evidence-led skincare, SPF, ingredients, refillable packaging, inclusive product ranges, Belgian brands and treatments relevant to their readers. A launch is easier to assess when journalists can test the product and immediately receive clear claims, pricing, Belgian retail information and publication-ready imagery.

How to approach beauty journalists in Belgium

Three principles help your pitch stay relevant.

Use the right language: Pitch Flemish newsrooms in Dutch and francophone newsrooms in French. Adapt examples and spokespeople as well.
Make testing easy: Allow enough testing time and include ingredients, instructions, pricing and Belgian availability from the start.
Support every claim: Avoid big promises without evidence. Share research, expert context and clear limitations.

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Frequently asked questions about beauty PR in Belgium

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Beauty appears in Flemish lifestyle media such as Feeling, Flair, Libelle and Knack Weekend and in French-speaking titles such as ELLE Belgique and Marie Claire Belgique. Presscloud tracks 230+ active beauty journalists in Belgium.

For national coverage, yes. Send Flemish newsrooms a Dutch pitch and francophone newsrooms a French version. Localize the context and contact person instead of translating word for word.

Give journalists enough time to test a product properly. Seasonal magazine features can require several weeks or months of lead time, while online desks can move faster.

Include the news, audience, ingredients or mechanism, price, Belgian retailers, launch date and a link to usable imagery. State who can answer questions in Dutch and French.