I began to research into inspirational beauty packaging that i believe is pretty good each in their own ways...
“Hand lettering is done in collaboration with Miladin Miletic and it highlights content and ingredients while the one with small illustrations ref
lects the joy of using Sofi soaps.”
“Through a redesign that exudes a natural charm and confidence, Seventh Generation offers consumers a promise of liberation from the burdens associated with mundane household tasks. The package design utilizes sustainable m
aterials, while maintaining a hygienic appeal, ensuring a product that users can trust to be safe for both the environment and the body. Tampons are packaged in individual molded paper pulp packs of 5, featuring a quick dispense method for convenience, while also offering the advantages of being easily portable and discreet. Pads are packaged in a sturdy paper pulp box. Toilet paper is packaged in a reusable biodegradable bag and the toilet cleaner features a hygienic hideaway nozzle.”
“Salon Modern is a new upscale salon cooperative where stylists can invite their own clients into an intimate, personal environment that inspires, refreshes and rejuvenates. Nothing chain-like, nothing cookie cutter, Salon Modern is a one-of-a-kind experience designed to bring out the beauty and style of its patrons.”
“I designed the identity and packaging for Dapper Chap Mustache Wax, the Gentleman’s Whisker Shaper. This collection of fine waxes comes complete with 4 enticing aromas.”
This vegan lip balm comes in an array of brightly coloured oval shaped tubes, designed to stop the product from escaping from your back jeans pocket like round tubes tend to. An added benefit is the oval shape of the balm allows a more precise application on the lips. The tubes are made of #5 recyclable plastic, and if you buy three, they come to you in a reusable unbleached cotton tea bag stamped with the Hurraw! mark using a food-safe, permanent dye.
