Packaging Design: KanKan Sustainable Care by Two Times Elliott
Two Times Elliott created a circular packaging design for KanKan. The system pairs aluminum cans with molded compostable pulp trays.
KanKan aims to remove plastic bottles from home bathrooms. The team turned common drink cans into refill containers. Each metal can attaches to a twist pump head. This smart packaging design turns basic hand wash into a clean daily habit. A molded pulp tray holds the parts in place. The rough tray contrasts with the smooth metal can. Two Times Elliott skips tired green tropes for clean forms. Bright yellow and soft purple paper labels wrap each metal tube. The paper wraps feel warm in wet hands. Sharp metal shapes give the refill cans a strong look.
Circular Packaging Design and Material Systems
The brand uses custom bold letters with deep ink traps. Large white words wrap around the bottom of each metal can. A simple two-column grid sorts plant notes and product facts. Fine black lines separate bottle sizes from how to use steps. Narrow sans-serif letters make curved metal easy to read. This clever packaging design joins bold display type with clean clarity. The layout helps shoppers spot key details fast in retail stores. Each color band marks a fresh scent in the cleansing line. High type contrast guides the eye through fine print. The clean labels stand out across any shop shelf.
Circularity guides each step of the build process. Aluminum offers clean metal protection that recycles without end. The molded pulp unboxing trays break down in garden soil. Brown kraft boxes keep the goods safe on retail trucks. White ink stamps the bold name onto rough board. This crisp packaging design shows that green goods can look sharp. Two Times Elliott proves circular tools work on store shelves. The fresh brand look helps KanKan enter major retail shops. Warm papers and rich tones bring joy to daily wash times. Every part shares a strong eco goal with real care. The final look sets a fresh bar for personal care tools. Good material choices cut down plastic waste with ease.
See the full project by Two Times Elliott on Behance.
