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Designed brand identity and packaging for ORA: A Premium Biotech Skincare Brand.
ORA is a premium, biotech-driven unisex skincare line launching with a foundational 3-product skin cycling system. The brand introduces bio-engineered actives, including marine algae and plant stem cells, powered by an eight-hour slow-release formula.
The primary wordmark is designed to visually represent the core product truth of time-released delivery and steady pacing. The open space between the letters creates a calm rhythm, symbolizing precision dosage and the steady release of ingredients into the skin over time.
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