Packaging is often the first interaction someone has with a product. Before they read the ingredi...

Packaging is often the first interaction someone has with a product. Before they read the ingredi...Packaging is often the first interaction someone has with a product. Before they read the ingredi...

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Fahad Qaseem Khawar

• Jul 20

Packaging is often the first interaction someone has with a product. Before they read the ingredients or reviews, they're already forming an impression based on the design.

For this supplement brand, the goal was to create packaging that feels:

💪 Clean and professional

🌿 Trustworthy

✨ Premium without being overwhelming

🛒 Eye-catching on crowded shelves and online marketplaces

I always try to balance aesthetics with clarity so the design not only looks good but also communicates the brand's value instantly.

I'd love to hear your perspective:

What do you think has the biggest impact on supplement packaging bold visuals, clean minimalism, or clear product information?

Here's the full project: https://www.behance.net/gallery/248234409/Supplements-Branding-and-Packaging-Design

Looking forward to your thoughts!

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Alex Lazar

• Nov 8

Investors and users judge your brand first.

here is the first impression it should make.

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amr ahmed

pro

• Nov 9

Great work overall. The result feels confident, organized, and well executed.

SUBHAN DESIGNS • Identity & Packaging

pro

• Nov 7

A little look at how Nazariya Living stands apart from its category.

On one side, familiar visual conventions. On the other, an identity with its own character, rooted in stories worth keeping.

We chose not to blend in. :)

Which side catches your eye?

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Emiliya Smuzhanytsia

• Nov 8

That side with all the competitor logos in one grid is the slide I'd steal for a client presentation. Nothing explains "why this direction" faster than showing the sea of sameness first. The navy seal wins easily after that.

Md Zaman

• Nov 8

A client once sent me a dieline with the wrong measurements. I finished the design and sent it, and the printer returned the file. I fixed it and sent it again. Since then, I check the dieline before I start.

After 8 years of designing packaging and labels, I made THALVENE, a skincare jar and label concept, to show how I work: 50 ml and 30 ml jars, a lid label, a back label, and print-ready files with bleed and safe margins.

Has a printer ever sent your label file back? If you own a skincare or private label brand in the US or Europe and sell in online stores or on your own site, see the full case study in the first comment.

#SkincarePackaging #PrivateLabel #LabelDesign

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