The face-glow serum stick is a portable-format concept for a cosmetic skincare collection. The sample brief should establish the physical format, ingredient list and net contents before the final retail presentation is chosen. A solid-stick direction can be developed around application control and glide, while the desired visible finish and packaging design are assessed with the actual product sample.
For a solid stick, compare glide, surface contact, pay-off and the turning mechanism after repeated use. Match the selected formula to its intended container and agree the dispensing format before application directions or branded packaging are developed.
Assess the formula alongside the delivery system. Texture, appearance, fragrance, dispensing control and compatibility with the selected container should be reviewed using the same sample version. Ingredient names in a project brief do not establish their concentration or a measured result. Agree the full ingredient list, net contents, directions and proposed cosmetic claims before final artwork, and identify the specific documents needed for the intended sales market.
Provide the desired glow finish and preferred application format. Treat glass-skin wording as a positioning concept rather than a guaranteed appearance, and confirm any ingredient or net-content statement before artwork.
| Product reference | 1601830002298 |
|---|---|
| Model | FP-E062-win |
| Application area | Face |
| Format | Serum |
| Packaging format | Bottle |
| Origin | Guangdong, China |
Define the physical format when selecting the sample. Review the proposed solid stick or other available format with its matching formula, container and directions.
Confirm net contents for the actual format and selected container. A volume reference should not be assumed to describe a solid-stick version without a matching specification.
Compare application control, glide, the visible finish and packaging operation. A glass-skin name alone does not establish a measured skin result.
