Branding Purity Skincare
- Mogwai Media
- Jul 29, 2021
- 1 min read
Updated: Oct 13, 2021
We love talking to new businesses and helping them find their footing with their branding and web developments.
PuritySkincare is a brand new business set in the rolling hills of Mid Wales specialising in creating handmade organic skincare.
We began working with Danni from Purity to develop her logo and packaging for her soaps, she had some great design ideas in mind already and had began designing her own website before getting a little lost in the nitty gritty of what a website does and needs to do.
We were able to help Danni put her ideas into practise, package up her beautiful soaps and photograph them for her brand new website and social media.
We currently have business cards on order for Purity Skincare and Danni is in conversation with some local #Holidaylets where she hopes to provide them with travel size organic soaps for their guests to enjoy on their stay.
We wish you all the best with your new venture Danni, lets celebrate with some bubbles (of the soapy kind)
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