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I designed a logo for a bath bomb company
Not just another bath product.
But a moment of peace.
A small luxury.
A chance to breathe.
Here's how I brought this feeling to life →
1. I watched people open bath bomb packages.
The little smile. The gentle unwrapping. The excitement.
3. I designed packaging that builds anticipation -
like opening a present.
4. Finally, I created a logo that feels like a deep breath of fresh garden air.
The result →
A brand that doesn't just sell bath bombs.
It sells permission to pause.
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