Trifold brochure created for Biosil’s tradeshow presence

Designing touchpoints that connect with consumers

Biosil, a beauty and wellness supplement brand, aimed to deepen consumer and influencer engagement through elevated design. The focus was on creating thoughtful brand moments, including packaging, brochures, and digital content, that reflected the product’s promise of visible, lasting beauty.

Company:

Biosil

Role:

Brand designer

Biosil Influencer Box

Biosil’s glow-up in a box, designed to charm influencers and spotlight the goods

Biosil Label and Box

Updated Biosil label design in salmon, introduced to elevate shelf appeal and align with a sleeker visual direction

Biosil Influencer Brochure

Influencer brochure featuring product highlights, usage tips, do's and don'ts, and a clear brand story to keep messaging polished and on point

The challenge

Biosil’s materials didn’t reflect the quality of its product or its growing appeal among beauty consumers. The packaging and marketing collateral felt dated and inconsistent, lacking the warmth and polish expected in the wellness space. The challenge was to create a system of touchpoints that sparked interest, felt premium, and clearly communicated Biosil’s value without losing its scientific foundation.

The solution

I designed a suite of engagement-focused collateral centered on connection and storytelling. This included influencer packaging with elevated materials and tactile details, consumer and retail brochures that simplified messaging, and motion graphics that brought the brand’s benefits to life. Each asset was crafted to work together, forming a narrative that carried from unboxing to digital discovery.



10-second product teaser for Veggie Caps, designed for feed posts





Vertical motion piece for Veggie Caps, made for reels and stories



Process & Impact

Design Approach

Created a design language that balanced beauty and credibility. Combined soft gradients, clear hierarchy, and modern typography to elevate influencer packaging, brochures, and motion assets into a cohesive visual story.

Results

The new collateral strengthened Biosil’s consumer presence across physical and digital touchpoints. Elevated packaging and motion content increased engagement and helped the brand connect with a broader beauty audience.

Lessons Learned

Designing for connection means thinking beyond visuals. Consistency, tone, and tactile detail all shape how consumers experience a brand and decide whether it feels trustworthy and worth sharing.

Executive Summary

The Biosil brand activation transformed everyday marketing materials into meaningful experiences. By focusing on influencer packaging, retail collateral, and motion content, the work elevated how the brand communicated, creating a stronger emotional connection with consumers and partners alike.