The current label has the

The current label has the right ingredients — the hand icon, the warm cream palette, the understated copy — but the typography lacks cohesion and the layout feels unresolved. "AYA'STOUCH" as a single run reads as a production choice, not a brand decision. The label panels compete rather than breathe together. My approach: settle the wordmark first. "aya's touch" in lowercase — a refined italic or upright light-weight serif, with "touch" carrying slightly more weight than "aya's" to land the brand promise. The hand icon stays but gets simplified to a single-weight line drawing, cleaner at small scale. Warm blush and cream remain the palette anchors, with a dusty rose for the icon circle. The label redesign centers the hierarchy: brand name dominant, product name ("cleansing milk") as a quiet descriptor, volume in the lightest weight. Left and right panels breathe with generous margins. The result feels considered rather than assembled. Delivered: primary logo in AI/SVG/PDF/PNG, favicon crop, and a print-ready label file sized to the existing bottle dimensions.