Who is tu_viciia? 1.5 million followers and no schemes – how does she manage social media her own way?
Wiktoria Gnieciak, known online as tu_viciia, has never tried to be the “perfect influencer.” Instead, she showed her own pace, choices, and life without unnecessary embellishments. TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, MMA, RefSpace – these are not random stops. They are stages on a journey she takes on her own terms. Who exactly is she?
She started with TikTok and… stayed on her terms – how Wiktoria built a 1.5 million community without playing to the algorithm
There was no big career plan, no content strategy. Wiktoria Gnieciak just started uploading videos that amused or moved her – and that was enough. She started in 2019, when TikTok in Poland was just getting rolling. No pressure, no formulas, no attempts to go viral.
Over time, her account grew – not because of trends, but because people felt they were watching someone real. She didn’t play to the algorithm, she didn’t force series. Instead: lifestyle, everyday life, humor, and emotion. Today, she is followed by over 1.5 million people, yet she still operates on her own terms.

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This is an example that authenticity still works if you don’t try to push it as a “strategy”. Wiktoria doesn’t step into the role of an influencer – she just does her thing, and people buy it. Because she isn’t fabricated. She is real.
Instagram as an extension of everyday life – how to run a lifestyle profile that doesn’t wear out followers
For Wiktoria, Instagram is not an advertising showcase. It is an extension of her lifestyle, not a channel for targeting offers. Her feed is consistent, pastel, light – but not overdone. There are no backdrops or perfect settings. There is simply an atmosphere that suits her.
She is followed by over 316 thousand people, yet her stories still resemble a conversation with friends rather than a marketing presentation. Sometimes she shows something from her life, sometimes she throws a question to viewers, sometimes she shares something that moved her. It works because it’s not forced.
If you try to manage Instagram without pressure and chaos – Wiktoria’s style is a great example that you don’t have to stress out to get results. It’s enough to be consistent with what you really feel. And not make content just because “you have to post something.”
Not just dancing and makeup – tu_viciia as a creator who handles fashion, vlogs, and honest talks about pressure
What makes her stand out is the lack of being confined to one role. Wiktoria hasn’t pigeonholed herself into beauty or challenge categories. She shows fashion, shares makeups, but also creates vlogs, talks about mental health, relationships, and the pressure of online life. She can move from light content to a very personal message – without losing her naturalness.
On YouTube, she shows a more complex version of herself. These are not materials made for SEO or collaborations. It’s her space where you can hear more than just “what I eat in a day.” Sometimes she talks about crisis, sometimes about hate, sometimes about fatigue – and sometimes she just vlogs her day.
And because of this, she builds a bond, not just statistics. Viewers feel they can relate to her. Because she doesn’t show an idealized life. She shows she’s human – just like you.
Three weeks for preparations, debut in FEN, and hate from all sides – how Wiktoria showed that a fight is not just content?
When she announced her MMA debut, many didn’t take it seriously. Three weeks to prepare? No experience? FEN? Hate poured in from all sides – that it was “for reach,” “a setup,” “an influencer in the octagon.”
But Wiktoria didn’t go there for likes. She entered the cage and fought seriously. She didn’t pretend to be a professional. She didn’t build an artificial myth around herself. She just did something many wouldn’t dare – and she came out with her head held high.
After the fight, she announced that she wants to continue training – without cameras and drama. It wasn’t a PR stunt. It was her decision. And it shows that not everything online has to be a spectacle. Sometimes it’s just a path leading to something new.
Collaborations, management, and personal plans – how does tu_viciia earn from authenticity, not advertising chaos?
Since 2023, Wiktoria has been collaborating with the agency EMINE, which handles her business matters. This allows her to focus on what she does best – creating content. Collaborations that appear with her are thoughtful, consistent, and in line with what she shows daily.
She doesn’t post everything that lands in her inbox. She chooses things that fit her narrative – and that’s why people still trust her. Additionally, she is active on RefSpace, where she runs her own Space – a place where she can recommend products she truly knows and likes. Without the need to set up a shop, warehouse, or business.
This approach shows that a creator doesn’t have to be a “promoting machine” to earn well. If you have the trust of the community – you earn from the relationship, not from pushy sales.
Cloudy feeds, pastel style – what’s behind Wiktoria’s consistent image in social media?
Image in social media is not just filters and colors. In Wiktoria’s case, it is a consistent visual narrative that works because it’s authentic. Pastel shades, soft frames, light atmosphere – it’s all not by accident. But it’s not “branding” in the classic sense either.
It’s the way she shows herself and her life, not a “visual project.” That’s why people buy it – because it’s natural. Not invented by an agency, not calculated. Simply – hers.
And it also works on a business level. Brands immediately know what to expect, and her aesthetics itself attracts attention. It’s not something that can be copied with a single preset. It’s the result of consistency and awareness.
An influencer who talks about what others don’t show – how does Wiktoria Gnieciak break taboos and build a real connection with fans?
Wiktoria does not shy away from difficult topics. She talks about hate, burnout, and the pressure of being online. She doesn’t pretend to be a “mentor” or act like she has all the answers. But that’s precisely why her words resonate.
Fans return because they know they will find a space with her where there’s no need to pretend everything is fine. And that’s truly rare – especially in a space dominated by filters, coaching, and content for reach.
Her strength isn’t in speaking loudly. Her strength lies in speaking honestly. And that truly works today. Especially when someone has the courage to show more than just life highlights.
From Challenges to the Octagon – how tu_viciia redefines being an influencer in 2025?
Wiktoria’s journey spanned from TikTok trends, through vlogs and beauty, to the octagon and RefSpace. And every time, she didn’t try to fit in, but created something her own way. She didn’t let herself be pigeonholed as “the makeup girl” or “the one who fights.”
Her online presence is an example that an influencer can be whoever they want – as long as they don’t lose authenticity. And that requires courage. Not only to change formats but also to confront expectations.
And maybe that’s why Wiktoria works. Because in 2025, people seek a genuine voice, imperfect feeds. And her voice, despite various stages and decisions, always sounds the same: natural. As if she doesn’t have to prove anything.
Wiktoria shows that creating online doesn’t have to mean living life in overdrive or forcefully selling products. You can build your community, act in harmony with yourself and… still earn from it.
On RefSpace, she handles it her own way – she has her Space, recommends what truly appeals to her, and doesn’t have to worry about logistics, formalities, or stock. If you also want to operate without stress but with strategy – create your own Space. It’s simpler than you think.

Customer Service & Marketing Specialist at RefSpace, passionate about AI technology development and shopping psychology. She is responsible for customer service, collaboration with Creators and Suppliers, and application development. Her extensive experience as a Makeup Artist allows her to better understand the mechanisms of trust in recommended products and understand customer needs.































