This will probably be under the 1st World-problems tag: someone discussing her heap of skincare being #so-prettily-bottled-but-quite-difficult-to-distinguish...[Pjew, long tag]
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That explains the hashtag in the middle: Organic skincare seems to have a certain trend into packaging:
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All of them have black labels, mostly white lettering (De Mamiel in Spring green) and looking sleek and minimalistic.
Let's list them up:
- The Little Alchemist Pineapple & Zeolite Micro Polish is a wholesome scrub.
- De Mamiel Spring Oil is for the face, specialised for springtime
- Kahina Brightening Serum is really a serum without oil, and it actually lightens hyperpigmentation.
- The Little Alchemist Ultra Radiance Serum. I haven't used it that much yet.
- French Girl Organics Rose Noir Cleansing Oil. I honestly have to get used to organic cleansing oils knowing the Japanese versions: the Japanese lather/foam and these stay oily.
I think it looks really polished, but sometimes I have a bit of problem when I reach for one in my shaded cabinet: the labels help ofcourse.
I wonder how this trend started as quite some different brands from different countries do this right now. A possible reason: a darker bottle protects ingredients of faster perishable products better. Most organic brands do no use the chemical stabilizers as the non-organic counterparts. However, there is dark blue and dark green too, or an opaque white (other colour) bottle.
So somehow I think it's a kind of trend these days.