Packaging · Beauty brands

From the kitchen to the shop shelf

You make natural cosmetics: shea butter, oils, black soap, scrubs, hair creams. Your products are good; what they lack is a brand. Labels, stickers, bags, tissue paper and cards: we help you go from an unnamed jar to a product people give and recommend.

Cosmetic bottles and jars with their labels

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What we make for you

On quote

Beauty Brand Kit

The kit to launch your brand with a consistent look: same logo, same colours, from the jar to the thank-you card. We send you a detailed quote and the proofs on WhatsApp.

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Why packaging sets the price of a cosmetic

Two jars of the same shea butter, one with no label, the other with a beautiful label, clear ingredients and a seal: the second sells for more, faster, and gets recommended. In beauty, customers buy trust first. A neat label says you master your production and stand behind your product.

This is even truer online: on Instagram and WhatsApp, your customer can neither smell nor touch. She judges by the photo. Consistent packaging makes your photos more beautiful and your brand more memorable.

Steps to launch your brand

  • Choose a short name that is easy to say and remember, and check it is not already in use.
  • Create a simple logo, legible when small on a 4 cm label.
  • Set two or three brand colours, and stick to them on every material.
  • Prepare the labels: name, content, ingredients, directions, contact, batch.
  • Add the finishing touches: sealing stickers, tissue paper, thank-you cards.
  • Photograph your products in their new outfit for your social media.

Information to include on your labels

Even for small production, provide clear information: product name, content in grams or millilitres, list of ingredients, directions for use, any precautions, your contact and a batch number. If you want to sell in pharmacies, drugstores or abroad, check the regulatory requirements that apply to your product: we adapt the layout to your information.

Grow without changing your image

Start small: a few hundred labels, stickers and cards. As sales grow, add printed bags, boxes and a roll-up for fairs, with the same identity. Your files stay at the workshop: every restock is identical to the last, with nothing to redo.

Frequently asked questions

I produce in small quantities. Is that possible?

Yes. We often start with a few hundred labels and stickers. Printed bags and boxes come later.

Can you photograph my products?

We do not do photo shoots, but our advice and your new labels will make your phone photos much better.

Do I need a registered trademark to print labels?

No, it is not needed to print. Registering your brand protects your name as your business grows: ask a specialist adviser.

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