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Brume, a label small enough to keep the glass.

Three products in frosted glass, with a label small enough to keep the glass.

Client
Brume, Lyon
Year
2024
Scope
Packaging, website
Length
9 weeks

The pieces

Everything it touches.

Each piece of Brume was drawn, proofed and printed with the maker.

Wordmark

Brume

Colour

  • Mist
  • Slate
  • Aluminium

What we made

  • Packaging
  • website

The brief

Camille Aubert makes three skincare products in a small lab outside Lyon: an oil, a cream and a cleanser. She had found frosted glass she loved and labels that covered most of it.

She asked us to make the brand feel as calm as the products.

What we made

  • A label you can barely see. Every product carries one small pale grey label with the name and nothing else. Everything a customer needs to read lives on the carton.
  • Frosted glass and brushed aluminium, chosen with the supplier, so the three products feel like one set in the hand.
  • Paper, not plastic. The outer cartons and the gift set's tray are moulded paper and uncoated board, and every outer pack can be recycled.
  • A website with the three products, the ingredients written out in full, and nothing else.

What changed

Brume now ships to eleven countries. Customers keep the empty jars, and Camille sells refills in paper sachets.

The label got smaller every week. The jar got better every week.

The Brume range laid out on paper
The full range, laid outBrume
3
products, one label
11
countries it ships to
100%
recyclable outer packs

In their words

They kept saying the glass was the product. They were right. The label got smaller every week, and the jar got better every week.

Camille AubertFounder, Brume

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