The brand My Little Spa enlisted the Lithuanian design agency 'etiquette' to create the packaging for packaging for a spa kit that it offers consumers.
The kit contains a series of small items that people can use when they would like a relaxing pampering experience at home. The ingredients of the products were inspired by Druskininkai, a spa town in Lithuania "which is famous for its pine trees, healing mud and mineral water." Those are the same ingredients that make up the My Little Spa package, which features a scented candle, a mud-based soap, a pine-scented hand cream and bath salts.
The combination of products in this spa kit makes for an excellent pampering experience for those looking to unwind at a reasonable price.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Curated Spa Kits
- As consumers increasingly prioritize personal self-care and well-being, there is an opportunity to create and market other curated at-home spa experiences.
- Pine-based Products
- The use of pine in spa products can be expanded beyond this one kit, as the tree's known medicinal properties and popularity in spa towns provides potential for it to become a prominent ingredient in the wellness industry.
- Sustainable Packaging
- Designing eco-friendly packaging for similar spa kits can address both the need for personal relaxation and lessening environmental impact.
Sectors Adopting This
- Beauty and Personal Care
- My Little Spa's spa kit demonstrates that there is a market for eco-conscious personal care products that focus on relaxation and self-care.
- Wellness
- The use of pine and other natural ingredients in spa products can expand beyond cosmetics to include health and wellness supplements, creating opportunities for companies in the wellness industry.
- Packaging
- Designing eco-friendly packaging for spa kits, as seen with My Little Spa, can be expanded to other industries to reduce environmental waste and address changing consumer values.
