A FLAGSHIP FOR A SKINCARE LINE BUILT AROUND TOUCH, NOT CLAIMS.

Scope

Scope

Brand identity Packaging system Digital flagship Campaign photography direction

Brand identity Packaging system Digital flagship Campaign photography direction

A close-up of a sleek, matte gray sports car, focusing on the front-left side, with detailed headlight and wheel, against a dark background.
A close-up of a sleek, matte gray sports car, focusing on the front-left side, with detailed headlight and wheel, against a dark background.
A close-up of a sleek, matte gray sports car, focusing on the front-left side, with detailed headlight and wheel, against a dark background.

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Project data

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ÉTOILE BLANCHE

Skincare

Title

SECOND SKIN

Client

ÉTOILE BLANCHE

Released

Timeframe

11 weeks

Project type

Product

Technology

Framer Shopify Klaviyo Figma

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01 — Overview

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Étoile Blanche's body butter uses a handful of ingredients at real concentration, in a category that sells on long claim lists and clinical white packaging. We built the packaging system and digital flagship around restraint — sold on how the product feels, not what it promises. A single matte-black format, minimal type, and campaign photography built around touch. Claims moved off the packaging entirely and onto one ingredient page, reached only by visitors who go looking. The product is made to disappear into the skin; the brand was built to do the same.

A black sports car driving on a wet, snowy mountain road during snowfall, with snow-covered trees on either side.
A sleek, black sports car with illuminated headlights, viewed from above on a dark background.

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02 — The challenge

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THE FORMULA WITHOUT THE NOISE

Luxury skincare mostly sells on ingredient claims stacked across a page until none of them mean anything.

Étoile Blanche's body butter is formulated around a small number of ingredients used at real concentration, which put it at odds with a category built on long claim lists and clinical-white packaging. The brand risked disappearing into the same shelf it was trying to stand apart from. We needed a system that could carry a luxury price point on tactility and restraint alone, without falling back on the ingredient-panel marketing the brand was actively moving away from.

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03 — The solution

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THE TOUCH WITH RESTRAINT

A monochrome identity and packaging system built to be felt before it's read.

We moved the brand to a single matte-black packaging format with minimal type, then built campaign photography around touch — hands, texture, the product held rather than displayed. Claims moved off the primary packaging entirely and into a single ingredient page on the flagship site, reached only if a visitor goes looking for it. The digital flagship carries the same restraint: one product per screen, generous space, checkout reached in two steps. The site sells the way the packaging does — by getting out of the way.

A modern black sports car with illuminated taillights, driving on a road with a blurred background.

A monochrome packaging system built to be felt before it's read.

A sleek, dark sports car with illuminated taillights, positioned on a dark road with a moody background.

A flagship site that sells through restraint instead of ingredient claims.

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04 — Performance results

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FELT FIRST, THEN BOUGHT

The flagship launched with one product per screen and no ingredient claims above the fold — and passed the brand's first-quarter projections inside eight weeks.

Conversion

3.2×

Against the previous storefront over the first quarter

Repeat purchase

41%

Within 60 days of a first order

Read the ingredients

22%

Buyers who visited the one page where the claims now live

The packaging format has since carried two further products without a single new design decision.

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05 — Final thoughts

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In a category that talks constantly, the quiet brand was the one people remembered.

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Credits

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Zélie Mateo Jade Enzo

Creative Direction Strategy Content Technology

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