PROJECT DESCRIPTION
BYOMA is an exciting next-generation skincare brand aiming to disrupt the beauty status quo of over-treated, over-exfoliated skin with an innovative offer actively promoting skin-barrier boosting care and solutions.
We worked collaboratively with the BYOMA team to create a bold, innovative and colourful brand to shake up the world of modern skincare. The split device of the 'O' in the brand's logo is a nod to BYOMA's mission of breaking beauty barriers with breakthrough formulas. Modern typography and iconography lend beautifully to displaying the brand's pioneering science, ingredients, and innovation wrapped up in a shelf-popping, joyful, and sleek packaging design.
Made from fully recyclable, 100% mono-material plastic – and eliminating excess packaging like shrink wrap and cardboard outers - the brand's square bottle shapes enables easy and effective shipment to reduce its carbon footprint. Everything BYOMA creates has been designed to be refillable to encourage a circular approach to beauty.
PROJECT INFORMATION
Entry Type: Single Entry
Channel: Product
Primary Role of the Designer: Designer as craftsman
Client Relationship: An in-house on-going relationship
Intention of the Project: Introduction of a new product, service, or program
Development Budget: Decline to state
Production/Execution Budget: Decline to state
Source of Funding: Client
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Package Design
Description
Winner - 365: AIGA Year in Design (2021)
Title: BYOMA
Design Firm/Agency: Pearlfisher
Client Industry: Consumer Products
Client Location: London, UK
Juror Comments
“The aesthetic of this brand is bold yet simple, which stands out in the skincare category and on store shelves. Also, the fact that the bottles are square makes it easy to store and stack them, which reduces their merchandising and carbon footprint.” —Nakita Pope
Self-Identified Distinctions: Sustainable Design
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