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Costa Brazil

Hotel Collection Shampoo + Conditioner

Costa Brazil Hotel Collection Shampoo + Conditioner packaging, photo 1
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Photography: Costa Brazil official photography · Copyright remains with source; no reuse license verified. All imagery belongs to its respective owner.

About this packaging

Costa Brazil’s Hotel Collection shampoo and conditioner appear as matching pale rectangular bottles with black pumps and compact bilingual labels. The selected bottles each print 450 mL, consistent with the brand’s current collection listing.

Costa Brazil’s collection page lists Hotel Collection Shampoo and Conditioner at 450 mL each.[1]

Pack construction & use

Bottle and pump
The official duo page identifies the bottles as I’m Green polyethylene derived from sugarcane. The selected image shows matching pale bodies and black pumps, with 450 ml / 15.2 fl oz on each front. Pump composition is not specified.[2]
Pair identification
The labels distinguish Xampú / Shampoo from Condicionador / Conditioner while retaining the shared Costa Brazil name and Jungle Complex line. The official collection lists both Hotel Collection products at 450 mL.[1]

What makes the design work

Editorial analysis of this packaging reference.

Matching vessels establish the pair

Broad flat fronts and the same pale body shape make the two products read as a coordinated set. Their small label changes identify shampoo and conditioner without introducing competing colors.

Centered labels keep the hotel format quiet

Short bilingual names sit above the Costa Brazil wordmark and volume line. The generous blank areas around the copy support a calm, hospitality-oriented presentation.

A shared label system differentiates the pair

Short bilingual names sit above the Costa Brazil wordmark and matching net-volume line. The label changes identify shampoo and conditioner without disrupting the pair’s repeated alignment.

Ideas for your next brief

  1. Matching vessels create a cohesive shampoo-conditioner pair, but small naming alone should be tested for quick product identification.
  2. Keep bilingual product names centered and concise on a hospitality-format bottle.

Sources & further reading

  1. 1.Costa Brazil — Shampoos & Conditioners
  2. 2.Hotel Collection Shampoo + Conditioner — Costa Brazil

Researched 19 October 2026

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