Le Petit Marseillais
Labels, 3D packshots and advertising for the full Le Petit Marseillais shampoo and hair-care range, produced from dynamic packaging mockups and photoshop export scripts I built for the team.

- Client
- Le Petit Marseillais, Johnson & Johnson Consumer Health
- Role
- Label rework, 3D packshots, mockup templates and export scripts, advertising design
- Deliverables
- Redesigned labels, Packshot sets for distributors and marketing, banner ads, a retail fronton, duo-pack sleeves, social posts
- System
- One mockup template master per product, built on shared templates; custom scripts export every shot in more than 20 sizes and resolutions, .PNG .TIFF and .GIF output ready to be used for product thumbnails or advertising collaterals
A range this size lives on recognition: dozens of shampoos, conditioners and masks that have to read as one family in a shop grid and on the shelf alike. The work began with the labels themselves, reworked product by product; for the Coco line, a single brief asked for one Pantone color across four packs, a new background, and the claims updated on each, the rest of the range followed; Nutrition, Nutrition Intense, Force & Éclat, Éclat Couleur, Purifiant, Détox, Hydratation, and my mockup and scripts will take care of any future lines that get released.

I then rebuilt every product as a 3D packshot, face and three-quarter, and turned that setup into the team's production system: shared masters and smart-object mockups, with custom scripts exporting each shot in more than 20 sizes and resolutions for shops, ads, and socials. The same exports served as assets for the subsequent marketing sets, the banner ads, the duo-pack sleeves, and a printed retail fronton for the Coco range, all done under the same sprint.

Nothing in the range is re-solved from zero anymore: a product enters the template, the scripts produce its full set, and it matches everything that came before it. One build, carried across the whole family, and future-proof for the products to come!