Like the wearers of hair extensions flaunt extra locks to enhance their looks, Hairshop J-Line packaging has been infused with an image that has added dimension. Sure, the bottles and the jars have smooth rounded surfaces but the way that they've been labeled seems to jump forward from the flat plastic.
A deep blue covers the containers of special hair extension shampoo, conditioner, detangler and mask and gleaming silver caps top each of them off. The vivid colors of lime green, cherry red and bright orange and blue have been applied by Dmitry Kostyukhin as abstract shapes to the front of each product. From the salon or drugstore shelf, CPDS's Hairshop J-Line packaging attracts as it exhibits the illusion of volume.
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Hairshop J-Line Packaging Has a Visual Volume to Complement its Contents
Trend Themes
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Industry Implications
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