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A perfume website has a hard job: selling a scent through a screen. 🌸
Orivelle is our new Framer template for perfume, skincare and beauty brands. We built it around three ideas:
• Scent notes right in the hero: top, heart and base
• A scent room of stories instead of a plain product grid
• Shop by scent type: floral, fresh, woody, fruity, sweet
The same layout works for jewelry, candles, cosmetics and boutiques.
Live preview: https://orivelle.framer.website
Get the template:https://contra.com/products/M5KpiOMC-orivelle-luxury-perfume-and-beauty-framer-template
Want it set up for your brand, or a fully custom Framer site? Message us here on Contra.
Putting the scent notes right in the hero is a clever answer to selling a fragrance through a screen. Orivelle looks like a great fit for beauty brands.
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Free on the Framer Marketplace 👇
https://www.framer.com/marketplace/components/meridian/
Building a Framer site and want details like this? Message me here on Contra and let's talk 👋
