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Brand and Packaging Design for Only Good Handwash by Milk - D1S1 Design Spotlight

Studio: Milk

Client: Only Good

Work: Packaging

Industry: Beauty

Brand and Packaging Design for Only Good Handwash

Milk created a brand and packaging system for Only Good, a line of natural, eco-friendly body and hand washes. The design emphasizes purity and honesty, focusing on what’s left out rather than added, resulting in a simple, caring, and natural aesthetic that stands out in the crowded eco category.

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Date: Fri, Sep 13

Tags: Naming, Skincare, Nature, Honesty

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