Premium Skincare Brand Identity Design and packaging design
Budget: $250 – $750 USD
We’re building our brand as a strong, premium, future-facing brand. Our skincare products are being developed in Seoul, Korea; Turkey will be our first sales market, but we’re building the brand as a globally consistent system that clearly feels Korean in origin. That’s why working with the right designer is about much more than “a nice package” for us—we’re looking for a true signature that can define the brand’s identity.
What we need right now
Mini Brandbook (short but strong)
Logo/wordmark usage rules, color & typography system, grid/layout language
Packaging language hierarchy (Korean + English) and sample applications
Packaging design for 3 main products + outer box (outer packaging)
Product formulas and concepts are ready, but we don’t have the packaging design yet
Packaging will be a mix of Korean & English (future alignment for entering Asian markets is very important)
Symbol / signature logo (very important)
We want an iconic signature symbol (monogram/mark) that feels Korean in origin, connects to heritage, yet remains modern.
Timeline is critical
We’re very close to production. That’s why we need a fast, structured process where we can achieve a strong first round result within a maximum of 15 days.
Who we’re looking for
Strong brand eye, skilled in packaging & typography
Confident in a premium / scientific / modern aesthetic (able to capture the K-beauty spirit)
Not just “designing,” but building a brand language
Open to growing together long-term
Long-term collaboration
This is just the beginning. We’ll keep adding new products regularly, and if you’d like, we can also continue together on web & social media later on.
If you’re available, please share:
Your portfolio (especially packaging/brandbook work)
Your availability within the next 15 days
A brief note on how you typically run your process
We know that choosing someone based only on “design samples” isn’t the best approach. Still, to confirm the right match, we’d like to start with packaging design first, and if the process goes well, expand into the brandbook and further details under a formal contract. Since we’re a new brand close to launch, confidentiality is critical for us—and we’re sure you’ll be understanding about that. This way, we can clearly see both your working discipline and whether we truly share the same creative language. Does this approach make sense to you?
What we need right now
Mini Brandbook (short but strong)
Logo/wordmark usage rules, color & typography system, grid/layout language
Packaging language hierarchy (Korean + English) and sample applications
Packaging design for 3 main products + outer box (outer packaging)
Product formulas and concepts are ready, but we don’t have the packaging design yet
Packaging will be a mix of Korean & English (future alignment for entering Asian markets is very important)
Symbol / signature logo (very important)
We want an iconic signature symbol (monogram/mark) that feels Korean in origin, connects to heritage, yet remains modern.
Timeline is critical
We’re very close to production. That’s why we need a fast, structured process where we can achieve a strong first round result within a maximum of 15 days.
Who we’re looking for
Strong brand eye, skilled in packaging & typography
Confident in a premium / scientific / modern aesthetic (able to capture the K-beauty spirit)
Not just “designing,” but building a brand language
Open to growing together long-term
Long-term collaboration
This is just the beginning. We’ll keep adding new products regularly, and if you’d like, we can also continue together on web & social media later on.
If you’re available, please share:
Your portfolio (especially packaging/brandbook work)
Your availability within the next 15 days
A brief note on how you typically run your process
We know that choosing someone based only on “design samples” isn’t the best approach. Still, to confirm the right match, we’d like to start with packaging design first, and if the process goes well, expand into the brandbook and further details under a formal contract. Since we’re a new brand close to launch, confidentiality is critical for us—and we’re sure you’ll be understanding about that. This way, we can clearly see both your working discipline and whether we truly share the same creative language. Does this approach make sense to you?