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Skincare Product Advertisement Design
Designed a premium skincare advertising poster with a natural, botanical-inspired aesthetic. The concept combines cinematic lighting, earthy tones, elegant typography, realistic product presentation, and refined branding to create a clean and luxurious beauty campaign.
Focus:
• Skincare Product Advertising
• Cosmetic & Beauty Branding
• Product Photography Style
• Premium Poster Design
• Typography & Visual Composition
• Social Media Campaign Creative
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Same brand.
Same color palette.
Same subject.
Two completely different design directions.
I designed two hero sections for the same beauty salon to see which one creates a stronger first impression.
A or B?
Which one would you choose and more importantly, why?
I’m curious to see what the design community prefers. 👇
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