/ BRANDING
Lash in Bloom
Lash In Bloom is a branding project for a Singaporean salon, Browhaus, on launching their new lash extension service.

In Store Poster
My Role
Lead Visual Designer
Team Members
Chloe Low
Mei Yin Ying
Deliverables
Main Visual
Poster
Pamphlet
Duration
~2 months
Research
Browhaus is a salon that specialized in brow and lash grooming services with stores in Singapore, London, New York, Shanghai, and more. The visual style of the brand often uses bright colors with clean illustrative playful design in order to appeal to younger audiences.

Online presence, Browhaus
Experimentations
The target customers of this service and the brand are young customers around the age of 18 to 35. Therefore, the visuals for this service had to be fresh and eyecatchy.

Research

Brainstorm
I started out experimenting with different styles that fit the overall brand image of Browhaus. Focusing on floral and illustrative styles that are bright and attractive. The team liked the idea of using dandelions to represent the idea on "Bloom" and the green coloration that fits well with the brand image.

Samples from first-round designs
Working from the first round of designs, we decided to combine the idea of dandelion with a more illustrative style that captures the strands of the dandelions representing luscious lashes.
We realized the visual then became overcrowded with all the lines and stokes from the illustrative typeface as well as the dandelion, so we discarded the dandelions and incorporated strokes on top of the typeface to represent the lashes.

Samples from second-round designs
Final Design
To match the overall identity of Browhaus's brand, the final visual utilized shades of green and tropical leaves to represent the natural blooming effect. A hand-written style typeface was also chosen to mimic the texture of natural lashes. By reducing the number of leaves and additional elements, we managed to change the focus on the text while keeping the essence of nature.

Final Key Visual

Service Menu

Service Menu

Store View
Visit the Lash in Bloom website to find out more designs in use.
