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4 ways packaging can help you achieve your brand objectives
Aesthetics aside, your packaging should be designed with the user in mind. Ease of use, whether in dispensing the product or storing it, contributes to a positive user experience.
Whether you’ve got a foundation that doesn’t pump out enough product, or lipgloss that leaks every time you use it, customers do not like packaging that isn’t functional. Make sure your packaging is fit-for-use and you’ll quickly enhance customer satisfaction and loyalty.
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5 gender-neutral packaging design ideas
The ongoing discourse around gender identity is increasingly influencing product design and marketing strategies. Gone are the days when blue was reserved for boys and pink for girls. Nowadays, many brands are choosing to steer away from presenting products as gender-specific.
This move, however, tends to be more apparent within new brands rather than established brands. But whether you’re new to the cosmetic and skincare industry or you’ve been hanging around a while, there’s certainly value in evolving your packaging design in line with changing cultural attitudes. After all, it’s important to keep up with changing tides or risk being left behind. With this in mind, here are some ideas for gender-neutral packaging design:
A closer look at the shift in consumer attitude towards "clean beauty"
For brands looking to succeed in today's market, the message is clear. Clean beauty practices are essential. Gen Zs and millennials, in particular, tend to prioritize sustainable products made from naturally sourced ingredients. According to Retail Dive, the #cleanbeauty tag had reached 2 billion views on TikTok as of October 2023.
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4 packaging ideas to lower the risk of contamination
- Single-dose packaging:For the ultimate protection, single-dose packaging is a popular choice. Such packaging takes the form of individual sachets or capsules, which contain a single-use amount of product. One downside of this type of packaging is that it produces a lot of waste. When it comes to protecting the integrity of the product, however, it’s highly effective.
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