Premium Skincare Brand Label Design
Budget: ₹600 – ₹1,500 INR
Job Title
Label Designer for Premium D2C Skincare / Wellness Brand (Glass Bottle Packaging)
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Job Description
We are building a direct-to-consumer (D2C) wellness brand focused on natural rose petal powder used for skincare and self-care rituals.
This is not a generic herbal product. The label must feel premium, modern, clean, and trustworthy — something people are proud to keep on their vanity.
We are looking for a designer who understands D2C aesthetics, skincare branding, and packaging psychology, not just someone who can “make it look pretty.”
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Scope of Work
Design product labels for glass bottles (initially 100g and 250g sizes).
The label should:
Look premium but minimal (not ayurvedic-cluttered, not cheap herbal)
Work well on transparent or frosted glass bottles
Communicate purity, calm, and natural self-care
Be clearly legible at small sizes (Amazon + D2C website)
You will design:
Front label (branding, product name, key benefits)
Back label (ingredients, usage, storage, legal text placeholders)
Print-ready files
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Style Direction (Important)
We are aiming for:
Modern D2C skincare / wellness aesthetic
Clean typography, good whitespace
Subtle botanical cues (not loud floral graphics)
Neutral, earthy, calming color palette
Avoid:
Overly traditional ayurvedic visuals
Stock flower illustrations
Cheap gradients or decorative fonts
Think premium Indian D2C skincare, not FMCG.
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Deliverables
Print-ready label design (CMYK, high-resolution)
Editable source files (AI / PSD / Figma)
Separate files for 100g and 250g bottles
Mockups on glass bottles for presentation
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What We Need From You (Mandatory)
When applying, please include:
1. Portfolio with packaging / label design work (skincare, food, wellness preferred)
2. 1–2 lines on why you think good packaging matters in D2C
3. Your process: how you approach label design for a new brand
Applications without relevant packaging work will be ignored.
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Timeline & Budget
Timeline: 7–10 days
Budget: Open to discussion for the right designer
This can turn into ongoing work for future SKUs and packaging
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Bonus (Not Required, but Valuable)
Experience with D2C brands
Understanding of print constraints & bottle curvature
Ability to suggest label size, finish (matte/gloss), and material
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Final Note
If you design labels that sell, not just decorate, this project is for you.
Label Designer for Premium D2C Skincare / Wellness Brand (Glass Bottle Packaging)
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Job Description
We are building a direct-to-consumer (D2C) wellness brand focused on natural rose petal powder used for skincare and self-care rituals.
This is not a generic herbal product. The label must feel premium, modern, clean, and trustworthy — something people are proud to keep on their vanity.
We are looking for a designer who understands D2C aesthetics, skincare branding, and packaging psychology, not just someone who can “make it look pretty.”
---
Scope of Work
Design product labels for glass bottles (initially 100g and 250g sizes).
The label should:
Look premium but minimal (not ayurvedic-cluttered, not cheap herbal)
Work well on transparent or frosted glass bottles
Communicate purity, calm, and natural self-care
Be clearly legible at small sizes (Amazon + D2C website)
You will design:
Front label (branding, product name, key benefits)
Back label (ingredients, usage, storage, legal text placeholders)
Print-ready files
---
Style Direction (Important)
We are aiming for:
Modern D2C skincare / wellness aesthetic
Clean typography, good whitespace
Subtle botanical cues (not loud floral graphics)
Neutral, earthy, calming color palette
Avoid:
Overly traditional ayurvedic visuals
Stock flower illustrations
Cheap gradients or decorative fonts
Think premium Indian D2C skincare, not FMCG.
---
Deliverables
Print-ready label design (CMYK, high-resolution)
Editable source files (AI / PSD / Figma)
Separate files for 100g and 250g bottles
Mockups on glass bottles for presentation
---
What We Need From You (Mandatory)
When applying, please include:
1. Portfolio with packaging / label design work (skincare, food, wellness preferred)
2. 1–2 lines on why you think good packaging matters in D2C
3. Your process: how you approach label design for a new brand
Applications without relevant packaging work will be ignored.
---
Timeline & Budget
Timeline: 7–10 days
Budget: Open to discussion for the right designer
This can turn into ongoing work for future SKUs and packaging
---
Bonus (Not Required, but Valuable)
Experience with D2C brands
Understanding of print constraints & bottle curvature
Ability to suggest label size, finish (matte/gloss), and material
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Final Note
If you design labels that sell, not just decorate, this project is for you.