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Avon, a global beauty powerhouse, has unveiled a striking new packaging redesign across its fragrance, body care, and skin care lines. Spearheaded by the independent brand elevation agency Free The Birds, the transformation signals a shift toward a more cohesive brand identity as Avon expands its presence in physical retail spaces. 

This redesign is not just about aesthetics—it represents a strategic move to strengthen brand recognition and enhance the consumer experience.

Image: cosmeticsdesign-europe.com

The partnership between Avon and Free The Birds was first announced in September 2023, marking the beginning of a collaborative effort to revitalize Avon’s visual identity. During the early exploratory phase, it became clear that a more unified brand approach was needed. 

Avon’s sub-brands had historically functioned independently, with varied designs and packaging styles. However, with the brand’s expansion into brick-and-mortar retail, a cohesive look was essential to ensure a strong, recognizable presence on shelves.

Image: Photo from Facebook of Avon

The result? A reimagined design system that streamlines branding while preserving Avon’s legacy. The centerpiece of the redesign is a refreshed brandmark—an elegant yet bold iteration of the iconic Avon logo, now encased within a plinth. 

This design choice symbolizes the brand’s commitment to uplifting its diverse community, while also creating a visual anchor that ties together its expansive product portfolio.

Image: Photo by Avon

Avon’s new packaging strikes a balance between structure and creativity. While the brandmark remains a unifying element, Free The Birds has ensured that individual product lines retain their unique personalities. The redesign embraces expressive typography, refined color palettes, and clean layouts that enhance the brand’s premium feel.

Image: cosmeticsdesign-europe.com

A key feature of the revamp is the incorporation of Avon’s signature “iconic power pink.” This vibrant hue, historically associated with the brand’s support for breast cancer awareness, now takes center stage in the rebrand, reinforcing Avon’s heritage while embodying optimism and empowerment. 

The thoughtful design approach allows each product to shine while maintaining a strong, unmistakable Avon identity.

Image: avonworldwide.com

Beyond aesthetics, Avon’s rebrand also reflects a growing commitment to sustainability. In May 2024, the company partnered with Amcor to introduce the AmPrima Plus refill pouch for its Little Black Dress classic shower gels in China. 

This eco-friendly packaging solution significantly reduces carbon footprint and water consumption, aligning with Avon’s broader sustainability goals. By integrating sustainability into its new packaging strategy, Avon is demonstrating that beauty and responsibility can go hand in hand.

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With over 1,200 redesigned product lines rolling out, Avon’s rebrand is more than just a visual upgrade—it’s a bold step toward a more unified and modern brand experience. The move ensures that whether consumers discover Avon in a catalog, online, or on a retail shelf, they encounter a brand that is instantly recognizable, sophisticated, and forward-thinking.

Image: cosmeticsdesign-europe.com

As Avon continues its journey, this transformation cements its place as a leader in the beauty industry, blending heritage with innovation in a way that resonates with today’s consumers.

*Cover Photo/Thumbnail Photo from Avon

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