Serum and cream box design
Clean carton surfaces for serum and cream SKUs. Move your brief to dieline + vector in the Grapxo studio — a design engine, not an image model.
Serum box focus
Narrow bottle silhouette, product type, and volume should sit in clear panels. Typography and whitespace usually carry a premium feel more safely than heavy effects.
Cream box focus
For jar or tube secondary packaging, benefit lines and variant separation must stay legible. Keep set cartons in one visual language across SKUs.
Label and box as one system
Bottle or jar labels and the outer carton should share brand language. Use the label design and cosmetic packaging pages together when needed.
From brief to vector
Start with chat or a brief; Grapxo produces vector artwork on a dieline. The marketing site informs — design opens in the studio. Questions: merhaba@grapxo.com.
Frequently asked questions
Is there a separate page for serum vs cream?
This hub covers both product types, with distinct serum and cream sections. Use the cosmetic packaging page for broader category needs.
Does Grapxo generate images?
No. Grapxo is a design engine that turns a brief into dieline + vector artwork — not an image-generation model. Work opens in the studio.
Is the INCI list added automatically?
Copy accuracy is the brand’s responsibility. The studio helps you leave readable space on small panels.
Do I also need a label?
Bottle or jar labels often share language with the outer carton. If you are unsure, see the label-vs-box guide.
How is this different from a perfume box?
Perfume box is a separate vertical; serum/cream focuses on care-line and benefit hierarchy. You can produce both with the box + dieline flow.