Osiris Cosmetics is a holistic skincare and wellness brand rooted in the earth and crafted for the modern,
mindful woman. Inspired by ancient rituals and grounded in nature, Osiris blends botanical ingredients, gentle
formulations, and intentional design to create products that nourish the skin and calm the senses.
Osiris strives to create natural skincare that’s not only authentic, but also refreshing made to restore, hydrate,
and bring balance to your everyday ritual. Our aesthetic is warm, feminine, and minimal, celebrating timeless beauty and slow,
intentional care. More than cosmetics, Osiris is a return to stillness, softness, and self.
For the icons and logo I wanted to portray the natural feeling of this brand while also keeping the simplicity of the brand, while with the assets and colour i wanted to push myself and appeal to the woman who would want to purchase an item like this so creating illustrative assets and choosing the colour palette was something I focused hard on.
The main challenges I faced while creating this project were appealing to my target audience women and selecting the
right colour palette. Targeting women was difficult because it was a demographic I hadn’t designed for before, and I
needed to understand how my design choices could influence their interest in the product. Colour selection was also a struggle,
as I hadn’t previously worked with bright or vibrant colours, nor colours typically associated with women, which made it harder
to decide what best represented the brand.
To overcome these challenges, I used online tools like colour pickers to test how different colours worked together, and I asked
my mom, sister, and other female friends for feedback. They helped me understand how the colours felt and suggested improvements, such
as using softer tones of the main product colours instead of different colours for the caps. This advice helped elevate the overall design.
I’m very proud of how the project turned out, and it boosted my confidence in designing for different age groups and genders going forward.
A strong visual system builds emotional trust and makes a brand feel cohesive across all platforms.
Mekhi Blair