Packaging design plays a crucial role in consumers' purchasing decisions and can be regarded as the "make-or-break point" for brands to impress consumers. As Gen Z gradually becomes the main consumer group, experiential packaging has become the core track for brand competition. With its natural texture and strong plasticity, glass bottles are emerging as a key carrier for brands to capture consumers' minds. Has your brand seized the opportunity in this experiential competition by leveraging glass bottle packaging?   Nowadays, more and more enterprises regard customer experience as their core competitiveness, and its importance has surpassed traditional differentiators such as price and functions. For glass bottles, experiential design transforms them from mere product containers into media that create dynamic and unforgettable multi-sensory experiences for consumers. This perfectly aligns with Gen Z's consumption preferences—they value the self-expression and emotional conne...

When a consumer reaches for a lipstick or serum on a store shelf, their first decision is often driven by color—before they read ingredients or brand names. Warm tones like terracotta and gold, or cool hues such as mint and silver, do more than catch the eye: they tap into deep psychological triggers, address critical pain points like ingredient protection and sustainability, and align with shifting market trends. For beauty brands, mastering the psychology of these tones isn’t just a design choice—it’s a strategic tool to win trust and loyalty. Warm Tones: Energy, Warmth & Action Psychology: Evoke feelings of energy, passion, excitement, and optimism. They are stimulating, perceived as friendly, approachable, and grounded. Brand Signals: Warm packaging often communicates vitality (Vitamin C serums), natural warmth (organic, food-inspired ingredients), sensual pleasure (luxury body oils, lip products), and accessibility. Consumer Target: Appeals to those see...