About this packaging
Sol de Ibiza Face & Body Cream SPF30 is a mineral sunscreen shown in a wide, low-profile tin with a bright geometric lid. The selected cover uses a close top view to make the circular label, SPF number, and compact travel format the primary story.
Sol de Ibiza lists its Face & Body Cream SPF30 in 30 g and 100 g sizes. The selected cover shows the 30 g tin.[1]
Pack construction & use
- Tin format
- Sol de Ibiza says its creams come in durable, reusable, recyclable tinplate packaging. Recycling acceptance depends on the local collection system.[2]
- Lid information
- The selected top view shows the round lid carrying the Sol de Ibiza name, daily mineral sunscreen descriptor, 30 g size, and SPF 30 within a radial pattern of ochre and turquoise triangles.Observed in the reference photograph
What makes the design work
Editorial analysis of this packaging reference.
Geometry around the central name
The triangular rays form a sunburst around the brand name, turning a round lid into an organized information field. The symmetrical pattern creates a clear center even as the package is viewed from above.
SPF as the strongest utility cue
A turquoise band isolates the large SPF 30 mark near the lower edge, so the protection level is easy to spot apart from the brand story. This is effective on a small lid where a shopper often needs fast identification.
Compact scale, substantial label
The flat circular lid provides nearly the full package footprint for copy and graphics. A top-down composition reveals that usable area and makes the compact form feel purposeful for face-and-body use on the move.
Ideas for your next brief
- Use a radial motif to organize information on a circular lid without relying on a rectangular front panel.
- Give the SPF value a distinct color zone so the practical product attribute scans independently from branding.
Sources & further reading
Researched 19 October 2026
