About this packaging
Marie-Stella-Maris’ Rock Roses product links its exfoliating hand soap to the No.10 fragrance family.
Marie-Stella-Maris identifies Exfoliating Hand Soap Rock Roses as the No.10 scent in a 250 ml size. The brand offers refills in its wider range, but this exfoliating hand soap is not listed as an at-home refill product.[1]
Pack construction & use
- Product size and variant
- The official listing identifies No.10 Rock Roses exfoliating hand soap at 250 ml.[1]
- Bottle label and pump
- A white wraparound label interrupts the transparent cylindrical bottle and amber-colored contents. Black horizontal bands and centered typography organize the No.10 Rock Roses label. A broad black pump visually balances the label bands and rounded shoulders.Observed in the reference photograph
What makes the design work
Editorial analysis of this packaging reference.
Label band
Black horizontal bands frame the centered No.10 and Rock Roses naming, producing a clear variant identifier on the white label.
Variant system
The prominent number and scent name allow one bottle system to carry different fragrance variants with a small front-panel change.
Closure balance
The broad dark pump repeats the label’s black graphics and visually balances its white panel.
Ideas for your next brief
- Give variants a stable, prominent number-and-name position across a shared package family.
- Specify refill availability for the exact format; a broad brand program does not establish that every product has a refill.
Sources & further reading
Researched 19 October 2026
