Skincare
Serums, moisturisers, cleansers, treatments. Bottle, tube, jar, and dropper formats. Ingredient-forward hierarchy, active percentage callouts, dermatological-grade design language.
Beauty packaging built to read as premium at two metres and pass Priceline, Chemist Warehouse and Sephora US compliance at thirty centimetres. Skincare, self-tan, cosmetics, hair care and personal care, designed in Melbourne.
Beauty work in market: the Australian Glow self-tan rebuild, 12 SKUs sold through Priceline, Big W and Amazon, with a Sephora US launch; Frase Skin, 15 SKUs sold direct to customers and on Amazon US; and Dr Pickles skincare in Coles and Woolworths.
Beauty packaging design is the discipline of designing packaging for skincare, cosmetics, hair care, self-tan, and personal care products.
It combines brand identity, format strategy, ingredient hierarchy, regulatory copy, and premium finish specification into a system built to win at beauty retailers like Priceline, Sephora US, Chemist Warehouse, Myer, and Big W.
Morice&Co. designs beauty packaging in Melbourne with direct experience across category disruption, range architecture, and Sephora US launch. Australian Glow (Priceline, Big W, Amazon, Sephora US) is a recent studio project.
There is no outer carton to hide behind on a Priceline shelf. Primary pack structure, finish and colour coding do the work a carton does elsewhere, which is why Australian Glow's range was rebuilt around bottle architecture, not a logo.
Australia, Sephora US and Europe do not share an ingredient list format, a claims regime or a warning statement. The design system has to carry three regulatory layers without looking like three brands.
Recyclable mono-material, refill formats and the Australasian Recycling Label are now expected on the beauty shelf. Claiming them on a pack that cannot back them is a faster way to lose a buyer than not claiming at all.
Packaging design across six beauty subcategories, from single-SKU launches to full range architecture. Each subcategory has shipped through at least one major beauty retailer's compliance process.
Serums, moisturisers, cleansers, treatments. Bottle, tube, jar, and dropper formats. Ingredient-forward hierarchy, active percentage callouts, dermatological-grade design language.
Mousses, drops, mitts, gradual tanners. Category disruption through distinctive bottle architecture and coded colour systems that navigate a range in seconds.
Colour cosmetics, lip, eye, face. Compact, tube, and stick formats. Colour matching across variants, finish specifications, secondary packaging that holds premium at every price tier.
Shampoo, conditioner, treatments, styling. Bottle architecture that works wet and dry. Range architecture across normal, dry, coloured, curly, damaged.
Ingestible beauty, collagen, adaptogenic skincare-supplements. The category collapsing the line between supplement aisle and beauty aisle. Adjacent expertise from Cenovis and NAS.
Deodorant, body wash, hand care, natural personal care. Substrates for wet-room use, sustainability signals executed with integrity, mainstream distribution economics.
Each beauty retailer has its own compliance process, its own artwork spec, its own category buyer preferences. Category depth means the studio has learned every one of them.
Australian Glow was briefed to build a range that would look nothing like the rest of the beauty category. The system now sits in Priceline, Big W, Myer, Amazon and Sephora US.
Every pack designed by the studio is pressure-tested at three distances before it leaves. The framework holds up through category-review cycles and retailer approval processes.
Beauty aisles are dominated by aesthetic convergence. At four metres the shopper is scanning for distinctive silhouettes and colour that breaks the category default.
Beauty shoppers pick up multiple products to compare. At two metres, brand mark and variant coding have to deliver instant navigation across a family of SKUs.
Beauty is the category where finish carries the sale. Foil, embossing, tactile substrate, closure weight. At thirty centimetres, craft quality signals whether the price is justified.
Simple, honest pricing with no surprises. A written proposal within five working days of a first conversation.
“Morice and his team were absolutely amazing to deal with from start to finish. Passionate, reliable, and genuinely cares about the outcome. No job is too big or too small.”
Jackson Wilson, Owner · Australian Glow
“Morice is simply elite. If you're looking for a designer who actually gets your brand, not someone who makes things look pretty, he's your guy. Sharp, clean work delivered without the usual back-and-forth drama.”
Beau London, Founder · frasé skin
“Morice led Australian Glow's complete rebrand. His strategic creativity, clear communication, and collaborative approach make every project feel effortless.”
Jackson Wilson, Owner · Australian Glow
Eight of the most frequent questions Morice&Co. gets asked before a beauty packaging brief. If yours isn't here, get in touch. The answer is usually a short email away.
Beauty packaging design is the discipline of designing packaging for skincare, cosmetics, hair care, self-tan, and personal care products. It combines brand identity, format strategy, ingredient hierarchy, regulatory copy, and premium finish specification into a system built to win at beauty retailers like Priceline, Sephora US, Chemist Warehouse, Myer, and Big W. Morice&Co. designs beauty packaging in Melbourne with direct experience across category disruption, range architecture, and Sephora US launch.
Morice&Co. designs beauty packaging that ships through Priceline, Sephora US, Chemist Warehouse, Myer, Big W, Amazon Australia, and direct-to-consumer channels. Every pack passes each retailer's compliance and print-production requirements before it leaves the studio.
Morice&Co. calculates every project at $150 an hour + GST, and the quote is fixed against a written scope before work starts. Packaging for an existing brand starts from around $3,500 for a single pack, and branding for start-ups and new brands from $5,000 to $10,000, including strategy, category analysis, three to five concepts, logo files and a mini style guide. Ranges are scoped to the number of SKUs. Have a budget? Tell us and we'll work to it and break down what's achievable. A written proposal follows within five working days of a first conversation.
A typical beauty packaging project runs eight to sixteen weeks from brief to production-ready artwork. Timelines flex with range depth, manufacturing lead-times, substrate lead-times (foil, embossed finishes take longer), and retailer approval calendars. Beauty launch windows are often tied to seasonal retailer resets so timelines usually build backwards from those dates.
Yes. Morice&Co. designed the Australian Glow range, which launched into Sephora US, alongside its existing Priceline, Big W, Myer and Amazon distribution. The Sephora US approval process has its own artwork specifications, sustainability disclosures, and packaging finish requirements. Direct experience with the process shortens the learning curve for founders launching internationally.
Skincare (serums, moisturisers, cleansers, treatments), self-tan and body care, cosmetics (colour cosmetics, lip, eye, face), hair care, personal care (deodorant, body wash, hand care), and beauty-from-within wellness (ingestible beauty, collagen, adaptogens). Packaging design for beauty brands across Australia, from mass to premium pricing tiers.
Yes. Beauty and cosmetic packaging in Australia carries TGA-adjacent requirements around therapeutic claims, ingredient disclosure, allergen labelling, and country-of-origin. International launches (Sephora US, EU markets) add their own regulatory layers. Morice&Co. builds compliance requirements into the pack architecture from day one rather than fitting them in at the end.
Yes. Sustainable beauty packaging is now table stakes across most premium retailers, and the greenwashing risk is real. The best approach is designing sustainability requirements in from the start: choose the substrate first, design the format around what can be refilled, match the closure to what can actually be recycled. Every claim on pack has to be defensible with real substrates, real supply chain, and ideally certification. Morice&Co. builds sustainability discipline into the brief, not the label.
Bottles, tubes, jars, airless pumps, sachets and cartons, across PET, HDPE, glass and aluminium. The structure usually comes from a stock range from the client's filler, and the design is built to make that stock structure look proprietary through finish, label and colour system.
Yes. Australian Glow's Sephora US launch was run from Melbourne over video, including the US labelling variant. The studio works with beauty brands nationally and internationally.
The INCI ingredient list, mandatory warnings and the line between a cosmetic claim and a therapeutic claim are locked with the client's regulatory adviser before the design is finalised, then laid out so they are legible on a curved bottle under store lighting. Self-tan, SPF and acne claims get extra scrutiny because they can tip a product into TGA territory.
Written proposal within five working days. Fixed fee, scoped to the brief. Response within two working days on every enquiry.
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