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  • P&G Remakes Ivory, Its Oldest Brand

    P&G Remakes Ivory, Its Oldest Brand

    P&G’s iconic soap brand Ivory changes its package design launching a a new marketing campaign. Ivory’s signature white soap packages will be replaced with colorful ones but the soap stays the same, though with a revamped logo.

    6 October 2011

  • "Wash Away All Sins" with Undergrowth Design

    "Wash Away All Sins" with Undergrowth Design

    A lovely creation of Undergrowth Design “Wash Away All Sins” makes you believe that all you need to become clean mentally and physically is using this gorgeous soap dispenser. Tina Tsang,...

    11 November 2009

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  • New soap from Yardley of London - the affordable luxury

    New soap from Yardley of London - the affordable luxury

    The international manufacturer of personal care products, company Lornamead Brands launched a line of pure-vegetable soaps for its Yardley of London brand. The packaging design with a mix of "old a new forms" was created by the design firm

    9 October 2009

  • NACD People’s Choice Award: pumpkin-shaped bottle

    NACD People’s Choice Award: pumpkin-shaped bottle

    O. Berk Company and Bath and Body Works won this years' NACD People’s Choice Award for a 3-headed pumpkin-shape bottle packaging for a hand soap.Each year, Bath & Body Works produces figural bottles for various holidays to stimulate sales....

    15 June 2009

  • Colgate-Palmolive introduces Softsoap brand Ensembles

    Colgate-Palmolive introduces Softsoap brand Ensembles

    Colgate-Palmolive has introduced Softsoap(R) brand Ensembles - a design-inspired, refillable liquid hand soap system. With its array of sleek, decorative pre-filled bases, Softsoap(R) brand Ensembles offers consumers an affordable way to add style to any living space and...

    27 May 2009

  • Back to 60s: whimsical soap packs

    Back to 60s: whimsical soap packs

    Pop-art illustrations inspired by 1960th, professional skills and a little humour - here is the recipe of a grat packaging for French Paper Pop Ink Soap by Minneapolis based design firm Charles S. Anderson...

    15 May 2009

  • Old bottle for new soap

    Old bottle for new soap

    New Soap, Old Bottle, a company created by designer, concept artist and inventor Scott Amron. The company sells hand soap, dish soap, glass and all-purpose cleaner, windshield wiper fluid and car wash...

    16 April 2009

  • REX Design develops LUX soaps Global visual identity

    REX Design develops LUX soaps Global visual identity

    REX Design, based in Sao Paulo/Brazil, created the new Global identity of LUX soaps brand, from Unilever.Being partner of the company for the last ten years, the agency was hired to create a...

    11 March 2009

  • Herb Garden soap range

    Herb Garden soap range

    NY-Singapore design consultancy NiCE ltd. (Nicosia Creative Espresso) sugests a nice sustainable solution for the organic soap range Herb Garden.The simple envelope shaped cardboard boxes are decorated with colourful labels.

    25 December 2008

  • Fantasia soap gift box

    Fantasia soap gift box

    16 November 2008

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