Top 25 Sunscreen Influencers by Reel Plays (2026)

Introduction: Top Sunscreen Influencers Ranked by Reel Plays in 2026

Follower count tells a brand how big a creator's audience is; Reel plays tell it how many people actually stop scrolling and watch. Ranking sunscreen influencers by Reel plays rather than followers matters because sunscreen depends on repeated, visual reminders about SPF, reapplication and texture, and video completion does most of that educating. This list ranks 25 sunscreen-and-skincare creators tracked on MyWall, the influencer marketing platform, by average Reel views, giving beauty marketers a view-based starting point instead of a vanity-metric one.

The list mixes two kinds of accounts: broad-reach lifestyle and entertainment creators who also post skincare content, and dedicated dermatology or SPF-education accounts with smaller but more topically focused audiences. Both types appear below, and the difference matters for how a brand should brief each one.

How We Ranked the Top 25 Sunscreen Influencers

The data was pulled on 2026-11-05 from MyWall Genie's Creator Database, searching creator bios for "sunscreen" within the Skincare subniche. That search returned 40 matching creators; the 25 with the highest average Reel views per creator make up this ranking. Average views is a per-creator figure computed across each creator's tracked video posts. It is not a single viral reel and not a cumulative total across all 25 creators, so these figures should not be added together or compared to campaign-level reach numbers.

To put these creator-level averages in context, the charts below also draw on MyWall Genie's wider Skincare collaboration dataset, covering 28,855 collab posts from 11,753 creators and 553 brands between 2026-01-01 and 2026-11-05. This second dataset spans the full skincare category, not sunscreen alone, and is used only to show where nano, micro, macro and mega creators typically land on views and engagement — not to rank the 25 creators named above.

Methodology: Engagement rate = (likes + comments) ÷ views per collab post; figures below are medians, not averages, unless labelled otherwise. Follower tiers: nano, micro, macro, mega, assigned by the creator's own follower count.

Top 25 Sunscreen Influencers by Reel Plays (2026)

Reel-play averages here range from 742,044 down to 125, a roughly 5,936-fold gap between the top and bottom of the list. That spread reflects the mix of mass-reach lifestyle accounts and small, specialised SPF-education pages caught by the same bio search. The seven highest-reach profiles are presented as full cards below; the complete ranking of 25 follows in the table.

| Rank | Creator | Handle | Followers | Avg. Reel Views | Engagement Rate | |---|---|---|---|---|---| | 1 | Koppusetty keerthi | @ammu_diana_official | 411,505 | 742,044 | 20.49% | | 2 | Sneha Bakli | @bong_sneha_bakli | 369,455 | 567,676 | 4.33% | | 3 | Chetali Chadha | @chetalichadha | 312,118 | 120,888 | 1.22% | | 4 | Anju Pandiyadath | @anjus_official | 124,973 | 48,970 | 0.49% | | 5 | Anmol Singh | @anmol9007 | 74,310 | 39,050 | 0.73% | | 6 | Dr. Ganapathi S | @dr_educator_ | 80,500 | 35,634 | 0.87% | | 7 | Dr Renita Rajan | @drrenitarajan | 255,643 | 9,219 | 0.13% | | 8 | Kamini Pandey | @kaminibeautycare | 33,159 | 5,234 | 0.93% | | 9 | Ronika | @ronika_537 | 25,327 | 4,259 | 0.52% | | 10 | Neelam Sharma | @bebeautiful_with_neelam | 8,146 | 4,077 | 0.64% | | 11 | Dr Madhuri Agarwal | @dr_madhuriagarwal | 70,526 | 3,766 | 0.16% | | 12 | Aishwarya Biswas Khan | @ashbiswasofcl | 32,858 | 2,128 | 0.24% | | 13 | Aarti | @imaartisharma_22 | 3,911 | 2,076 | 3.25% | | 14 | pixieprade | @_pixieprade_ | 1,147 | 1,941 | 6.28% | | 15 | vritika | @vritiika_ | 1,774 | 1,498 | 6.98% | | 16 | PURVI | @luxe.bypurvi | 1,187 | 961 | 5.18% | | 17 | Sasmita | @sasmita_skincare_junkie | 4,999 | 699 | 0.72% | | 18 | Srutimala Kalita | @srutimalakalita | 1,219 | 543 | 2.82% | | 19 | shreee | @shreya_ghoshhh_ | 2,559 | 522 | 9.17% | | 20 | Kirandeep Kaur Bhatia | @virgolipsticktales | 37,564 | 419 | 0.08% | | 21 | DrMithali Jage Sonwani | @wanderma_1912 | 1,278 | 350 | 1.61% | | 22 | Lata Singh | @lata298_bl | 1,510 | 191 | 2.32% | | 23 | Isha | @byishacreates | 1,731 | 190 | 0.40% | | 24 | JOYEETA | @_sheejoyee | 1,149 | 173 | 12.83% | | 25 | Menika Jain | @queen_menika09 | 10,072 | 125 | 0.41% |

Profile images and bio links for each handle are pulled directly from Instagram; location is not separately tracked in this dataset and is omitted rather than estimated.

Key Insights: What Sunscreen Influencer Reel Plays Reveal in 2026

Reach and topical focus don't move together. @chetalichadha, whose bio and hashtags are explicitly built around "sunscreen science" and SPF myths, ranks third on Reel plays and is the most directly on-topic account in the top seven. The two creators above her post broader lifestyle and entertainment content, with sunscreen appearing only as part of a wider beauty mix.

Engagement rate and views don't track each other either. @ammu_diana_official's 20.49% engagement rate is about 18.6 times the Skincare category's median of 1.1% from the broader 28,855-collab dataset. Meanwhile several accounts with far higher follower counts, such as @drrenitarajan, sit near or below that median. A single outsized engagement figure is worth checking against a creator's full post history before treating it as representative.

Category-wide tier data reinforces the pattern seen in the ranked list above: mega creators average far higher views, while macro and micro tiers carry most of the skincare collab volume. The table below breaks down collabs, median engagement and views by tier for the 2026 window.

The highest-viewed individual reels in the category this year came from large skincare brands working with macro and mega creators, rather than from the dedicated sunscreen educators in this list, a reminder that single-post virality and consistent sunscreen-topic authority are different things to optimise for.

How Brands Can Find High-Performing Sunscreen Creators

A static ranking is a snapshot; a creator discovery tool lets a brand rebuild it on its own terms. Filtering by niche and subniche (skincare, dermatology, cosmetic reviews) narrows the pool before a marketer looks at a single profile. Layering on audience gender split and location data matters for sunscreen specifically, since SPF messaging often needs to match a region's climate and skin-tone representation.

Engagement rate and average views should be read together, not separately. A creator with high views but low engagement may suit awareness pushes, while a smaller account with high engagement, several in this list cross 5-9%, may convert better for a seeding or affiliate program. Checking post frequency and active brand partnerships also flags whether a creator already works in the sunscreen or dermatology space, which shortens the vetting cycle.

Discover Sunscreen Creators with MyWall Influencer Marketing Platform

Building a list like this one manually, checking bios, running the numbers, cross-referencing engagement against category medians, takes hours per creator. The MyWall creator discovery tool runs this as a structured search: filter by niche, subniche, follower band, engagement rate and audience composition, and get back ranked creators with verified metrics instead of self-reported numbers.

For competitor research specifically, MyWall Genie can pull a brand's recent collaborations, identify which creators and content formats it leans on, and surface the engagement and view patterns behind those partnerships. That's useful for spotting gaps a competing sunscreen brand hasn't filled yet, or creators a rival hasn't locked into an exclusive deal.