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What if CapCut entered the skincare industry? ✨
Would you add it to your routine?
I explored how CapCut could evolve beyond content creation and become a premium skincare brand.
CONCEPT
CapCut Skin translates CapCut's core values of simplicity, efficiency, and creativity into a modern skincare experience. Inspired by the idea of editing and enhancing content, the brand applies the same philosophy to skincare through streamlined routines, multifunctional products, and visible results.
VISUAL IDENTITY
The identity combines minimalist packaging, clean typography, and fresh mint-green accents inspired by digital interfaces. The goal was to create a brand that feels modern, approachable, and technology-driven while maintaining a premium aesthetic.
PRODUCTS
The collection includes Cut Cleanser, Frame Serum, and Smooth Edit Cream, a simplified routine designed to cleanse, refine, and hydrate the skin. Product names are inspired by the language of content creation, creating a direct connection to the CapCut universe.
POSITIONING
Designed for people who want effective skincare without complicated routines. Smart formulas, clean design, and results-focused products for modern lifestyles.
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Theme: Reimagine CapCut
I Reimagine CapCut as a premium barbershop brand in the 2000's, born from a single truth hidden inside CapCut's name: the most powerful creative act isn't editing footage, "it's editing yourself".
In this world, the barbershop chair is the timeline, the mirror is the preview screen, and walking out the door is pressing export. Every service is named in the language of editing. The First Cut, The Edit, Final Export, because every visit is a new draft of who you are. The barber, like the tool, disappears. What remains is only you.
The visual identity is built directly from CapCut's DNA. The iconic X mark is transformed into an open pair of scissors, two crossing blades, finger rings at the handles, with CapCut's signature Bright Blue #00CAE0 burning at the pivot point and tracing the cutting edges.
THE CUT is built for creators who understand that how you look on screen starts with how you look in the mirror. Your face is the footage. Your style is the content. And every great piece of content starts with one clean cut.
"We don't cut hair. We edit you."
Nice work
B2C CASE STUDY: Gift & Celebration Brand
Budget: $3,500
Timeline: 2 weeks
Client satisfaction: "Game-changing"
Project: Givva (Gift Experience Platform)
Industry: E-commerce / Gifts / Celebrations
Business Model: D2C (Direct-to-Consumer)
What we delivered:
Version 1 (Dark, luxury): Premium gift positioning
Version 2 (Light, minimal): Modern aesthetic appeal
Version 3 (Dark, storytelling): Emotional connection focus
Version 4 (Dark, celebration): Community-driven moments
Client feedback:
"We thought we needed ONE perfect design.
You showed us we needed to understand our FOUR different customer types.
Now we can target each with the right message.
This is game-changing."
What made the difference:
→ Multiple audience research
→ Strategic variation creation
→ Clear conversion strategy per version
→ Client education on segmentation
Built in Framer.
Delivered in 2 weeks.
Client now testing all 4 versions with real traffic.
This case study is for:
✓ E-commerce brands
✓ Gift/celebration companies
✓ D2C startups
✓ Brands with multiple customer segments
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Comment "B2C" - Let's create your strategic variations.
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Building a Premium Identity: Using Minimalist Visual Storytelling to Drive Luxury Positioning for Apamiam Face Cream.
The Challenge: The client struggled to differentiate their face cream in a saturated market. The brand felt "generic," leading to poor organic engagement and low premium-pricing acceptance.
The Strategy: I repositioned the brand as a "lifestyle essential" rather than just skincare. Using my experience in minimalist design, I created a sophisticated, cohesive visual language that highlighted the tactile, sensory experience of the product.
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