Any woman in the Western world is bound to have been handed a skin care sampler while walking through store-lined streets or shopping malls. While most of these are freebies, provided as a way to test out cosmetics products, a scheme for Sachette presents its tiny packets as sellable goods.
Maria Aksyuta has designed a wide selection of utterly ornate sachets that contain creams and lotions in single-use quantities. They would come in small boxes that you could keep in your medicine cabinet, holding individual refills that can be slipped into your pocket or your purse as needed. To make these skin care samplers look more like beauty products in their own rite, the designer covered them with exquisite patterns of flowers and bold colors, making them as fashionable as one-the-go touchups.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Single-use Cosmetics
- Create a product line of single-use cosmetics that cater to the needs of those on the go.
- Ornate Packaging Designs
- Design cosmetic packaging with bold patterns and colors to make them more fashionable and appealing to customers.
- Convenient Skin Care Solutions
- Offer skin care solutions that are easy to carry in a purse or pocket, for customers on the go.
Where This Applies
- Cosmetics
- Incorporate the use of single-use cosmetics into your product line.
- Packaging Design
- Offer design services that create fashionable packaging designs for cosmetics products.
- Travel and Hospitality
- Provide customers with convenient and mobile skin care solutions for use while traveling or on the go.
