Here are some of the products that I think have that unique packaging:
Paul and Joe |
Paul and Joe Cosmetics. The dusty pink hue that they use on most of their containers reminds me of the olden days when the packaging are very feminine and soft. It's like your vanity will be transformed into a boudoir...well, maybe not, but one can hope :)
Dior Lip and Cheek Cream |
Dior Lip and Cheek Cream |
Nars Cosmetics. For the minimalist in all of us, here is a sleek, simple and modern packaging. Even the font NARS is simple. It has a large mirror that is actually usable unlike other brands where you can only see 1 eye at a time. The only thing I don't like about the container is how easily it gets dirty especially when you use your fingers to apply your foundation.
Revlon. Colorburst. Don't you just think Revlon is up-ing their game in terms of quality and packaging. This diamond pattern gives off a higher end feel to it and I think this is very different from the other drugstore products available.
Smith's Rosebud Salve. A cult favorite, this multi-purpose salve has been around for over 100 years. Although this salve is indeed very good, I like the tin can more. I think I am drawn towards the vintage design because not a lot of companies use them.
YSL. The Touche Eclat is worth mentioning because YSL is the pioneeer in using the clicker pen in cosmetics, specifically, the highlighter/concealer. With the all-gold pen-like tube, you can't help but look when you see it at the makeup counter. Although it gets scratched easily, it still looks very posh.
Estee Lauder Plum Nuance Blush |
Are you drawn to nice packaging?
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