The Iba Halal Care Cosmetics are Ethically and Hygienically Manufactured
Rahul Kalvapalle — April 27, 2015 — Fashion
References: business-standard & cosmeticsbusiness
Iba Halal Care is an Indian cosmetics brand that aims to create an entirely new category of cosmetic products -- halal cosmetics. The term 'halal' means 'lawful' or 'permissible' in Islamic culture; these products are claimed to be hygienic and ethically manufactured. While the main target market appears to be Muslim women, the products are gaining popularity across cosmetics.
The Iba Halal Care packaging is designed with the Muslim consumer in mind, and bears visual elements that are feminine but modest at the same time. The artwork on the packages is suitably exotic, with the main brand name 'Iba' scrawled on them in clear, distinguishable font.
The branding and packaging, designed by Mumbai-based ad agency Cut The Crap, intelligently marks out Iba Halal Care among the slew of cosmetics on store shelves.
The Iba Halal Care packaging is designed with the Muslim consumer in mind, and bears visual elements that are feminine but modest at the same time. The artwork on the packages is suitably exotic, with the main brand name 'Iba' scrawled on them in clear, distinguishable font.
The branding and packaging, designed by Mumbai-based ad agency Cut The Crap, intelligently marks out Iba Halal Care among the slew of cosmetics on store shelves.
Trend Themes
1. Halal Cosmetics - The rise of halal cosmetics presents a disruptive innovation opportunity for brands to tap into the Muslim consumer market by offering products that are ethically manufactured and comply with Islamic cultural requirements.
2. Ethical Packaging - The emphasis on feminine yet modest packaging in halal cosmetics opens up opportunities for disruptive innovation in the packaging industry with designs that appeal to the Muslim consumer.
3. Cross-market Appeal - The growing popularity of halal cosmetics outside of the Muslim consumer market signals a potential disruptive innovation opportunity for brands to expand their customer base and cater to diverse cultural needs.
Industry Implications
1. Cosmetics - The halal cosmetics trend presents a disruptive innovation opportunity for the cosmetics industry to develop and market products that comply with Islamic requirements, attracting Muslim consumers.
2. Advertising and Branding - The need for innovative branding and packaging solutions in the halal cosmetics industry creates an opportunity for disruptive innovation for ad agencies and design firms that can cater to the unique needs of Muslim consumers.
3. Packaging - Halal cosmetics' emphasis on modest yet visually appealing packaging opens up disruptive innovation opportunities for the packaging industry to create designs that resonate with diverse cultural and religious sensibilities.
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