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FLOVA Sun Block is a fresh and modern skincare packaging concept designed to bring everyday sun protection together with a clean, confident, and visually distinctive identity.
The visual direction combines a soft white base, vibrant orange accents, bold typography, and a structured information hierarchy to create a packaging system that feels fresh, energetic, and easy to recognize. Every element, from the 60+ SPF communication and UVA + UVB protection messaging to the ingredient highlights and product claims, was carefully arranged to maintain clarity while creating strong shelf appeal.
The packaging was further brought to life through realistic 3D product mockups and creative visual compositions, exploring different angles, environments, and summer-inspired scenes. The goal was to create a complete visual experience that makes FLOVA feel modern, premium, approachable, and ready for the beauty and skincare market.
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