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"Working on a luxury skincare brand refresh for Luméra Skin
I created two versions of this brand presentation and I need YOUR opinion!
Which one speaks luxury to you?
👆 Design A — Dark & Dramatic
👇 Design B — Warm & Sophisticated
Which one speaks to you? and tell me why?
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