About this packaging
Skinfix’s Water Cream appears in several sizes and packaging options, including a separate refill format.
Skinfix offers this cream in full 1.7 oz, refill 1.7 oz, mini, and XL sizes. Its product gallery labels the white jar “current” and the pale-blue jar “new,” and shows the refill as a separate component.[1]
Pack construction & use
- Jar and refill
- Skinfix offers a 1.7 oz refill for this cream alongside the full-size jar. The product gallery distinguishes the newer light-blue jar from its white “current” design and shows the refill separately.[1]
- Selected front
- The selected cover shows the pale-blue 50 mL jar with a broad closed top, two upper seams, dark maker and bilingual product naming. The open dispenser and interior are not visible.Observed in the reference photograph
- Current component guidance
- For the 1.7 oz format, Skinfix currently lists a 70% PCR PP outer jar, an inner pod with 44% PCR PP by weight, and a 26% PCR mixed-material pump. These are brand-attributed size-specific statements, separate from the closed selected photograph; collection instructions depend on the relevant local system.[1]
What makes the design work
Editorial analysis of this packaging reference.
New colorway retains label order
The selected pale-blue jar keeps the dark logo above barrier+ and the bilingual product name below. Skinfix’s gallery identifies it as the new package, so its visual update preserves a stable sequence of brand, sub-line, and product.
Refill shown as a separate unit
The product page presents a separate refill beside the full jar. Keeping the jar’s familiar silhouette and treating refill as a distinct component can preserve shelf recognition while offering a different purchase format.
Bilingual copy uses hierarchy
English and French share the front instead of placing translation in a secondary panel. The dark and white type levels help the name remain legible against the pale-blue surface.
Ideas for your next brief
- When updating a pack color, preserve an established order for brand, sub-line, and product name.
- Treat refill compatibility as a product-specific format and show the refill as a distinct package component.
Sources & further reading
Researched 19 October 2026





