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Taste Test
Which bottle design makes the product look more appealing on the shelf?
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Amazing work
thanks Victor! ^^
I really like the idea and the product itself but just sharing my opinions;
This design itself looks industrial right now to be honest. To make it a bit appealing in the shelf, it has to be designed a little softer especially if its a self-care type of (it looks like it) product. Great work.
Thanks so much for sharing your thoughts! ^^
Frosted texture
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