Designed by: PepsiCo Design & Innovation
Country: United States

Juni

Updated on June 14th, 2010  |  
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Juni

Designed by Only Creatives | Country: United States

“Juni is an all-organic product line for hair and body formulated for gentle yet deep cleansing for the entire family. We started by employing vibrant colors that are indigenous to nature yet also convey a feeling of fresh organic cleanliness. The colors also serve to identify different sections of the product family with the green family representing ‘hair’ and the citrus orange and reds representing ‘body’. The usage of the hair pattern was to establish a subtle yet direct association with the hair and body as well as create a unique organic texture. Overall, we sought to create a design that is simple and natural as the product it contains.”

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Designed by: PepsiCo Design & Innovation
Country: United States

Juni

1 Minute Read
juni

Juni

Designed by Only Creatives | Country: United States

“Juni is an all-organic product line for hair and body formulated for gentle yet deep cleansing for the entire family. We started by employing vibrant colors that are indigenous to nature yet also convey a feeling of fresh organic cleanliness. The colors also serve to identify different sections of the product family with the green family representing ‘hair’ and the citrus orange and reds representing ‘body’. The usage of the hair pattern was to establish a subtle yet direct association with the hair and body as well as create a unique organic texture. Overall, we sought to create a design that is simple and natural as the product it contains.”

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