The theory behind fat flushing foods, drinks and pills is not to everybody's taste, but one can independently appreciate the ingenuity of Mate Tea packaging. The plastic and foil juice box that contains a potable weight loss formula has been designed in such a way that visually demonstrates the effect that the product might have on the drinker's own body.
You might have noticed that the rectangular pouch pictures a person's stomach, complete with a belly button above a pair of elastic green underpants. When it's full, the sachet bulges at the base to produce the aesthetic effect of a bloated abdomen. Once someone begins to suck the beverage from Kang Kyung-Ho's Mate Tea packaging, the puffed up profile shrinks in to form a flat tummy, producing a very fitting before and after demonstration for the consumer.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Visual Packaging Design
- Opportunities for visually impactful packaging designs that creatively showcase product features.
- Interactive Packaging
- Potential for interactive packaging designs that engage and educate customers in a unique way.
- Innovative Product Demonstrations
- Opportunities for creating memorable product demonstrations that effectively communicate product benefits.
Where This Applies
- Beverage Packaging
- Innovation opportunities in beverage packaging design that creatively showcase product features.
- Weight Loss Industry
- Innovative packaging concepts and product demonstrations that effectively communicate the benefits of weight loss products.
- Health and Wellness Industry
- Potential for interactive and visually engaging packaging designs in the health and wellness industry that educate and inform consumers.
