Graphic Packaging Designer – Personal Care

About the role

We are seeking a creative and detail‑oriented Graphic Packaging Designer to develop shelf‑worthy, brand‑true packaging for our growing personal‑care portfolio. You will work from concept through to print‑ready artwork, ensuring every package reflects the brand’s personality and product benefits.

Key responsibilities

• Design packaging for new launches across body, face, hair, lip and eye care categories.
• Develop dielines, artwork and print‑ready files for tubes, bottles, jars, cartons, pouches and more.
• Translate brand guidelines into cohesive on‑shelf packaging that clearly communicates benefits.
• Create limited‑edition, seasonal, gifting and co‑branded packaging variations.
• Collaborate with product, marketing and R&D teams to align packaging with formulation and positioning.
• Coordinate with vendors and printers to ensure colour accuracy, finish quality and production feasibility.
• Manage multiple SKUs simultaneously while maintaining brand consistency.
• Incorporate mandatory label information such as ingredients, regulatory and certification details.
• Develop mood boards and packaging concepts during ideation and briefing stages.
• Stay updated on global packaging trends, sustainable materials and beauty industry innovations.
• Support physical sampling, prototype reviews and press checks as needed.
• Leverage AI tools to accelerate design workflows and concept development.

Required profile

• 2–3 years of packaging design experience, preferably in beauty, personal care, FMCG or lifestyle brands.
• Strong understanding of print processes, material finishes and production constraints.
• Eye for typography, colour and visual hierarchy in a retail context.
• Ability to manage high volumes of SKUs with precision and speed.
• Knowledge of regulatory and labelling requirements for beauty/personal care (a plus).
• Awareness of sustainable packaging trends and eco‑friendly material choices.

Required skills

• Adobe Illustrator
• Adobe Photoshop
• Figma
• Adobe Dimension
• KeyShot (preferred for 3D mockups)