Shampoo bottle shapes created a sales boost

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Sometimes the best ad isn’t an ad at all—it’s your packaging. Uzon redesigned their shampoo bottles to look like fruits (and, let’s be honest, a little more than that) and sales skyrocketed. It’s proof that design can make people stop, stare, and buy.

Why It Works

  • Grabs attention instantly on a crowded shelf
  • Makes people do a double take (and double looks = sales)
  • Builds curiosity, which leads to picking it up
  • Turns a commodity into a conversation piece

More Fun Examples

  • The General’s Hot Sauce bottles look like grenades (boom—sales jump)
  • Method soap uses sculpted bottles that double as décor
  • Innocent Smoothies use cute, hand-drawn labels that feel personal
  • Japanese KitKats come in wild packaging and flavors—people collect them

Good packaging doesn’t just hold your product. It does your marketing for you.

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