Garnier Hyaluronic Aloe Family FSU Stand
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Standalone store unit for Hyaluronic Aloe Family
The Garnier Hyaluronic Aloe Family FSU stand is a free-standing display solution that brings together skincare products in a white and turquoise color scheme. The top header features an image of aloe vera leaves and a dropper, illustrating the product range's contents. The vertical body, with shelves for different bottle and carton sizes, gathers the product family under a single brand space.
Illuminated body and layered shelves.
White surfaces highlight cosmetic products against a clean background, while turquoise accents define shelf boundaries and series identity. Shelf depths are staggered to showcase the front of box, bottle, and jar packaging. Edge finishes and shelf connections must be carefully considered for a structure that incorporates machined sheet bodies, printed graphics, and potentially transparent product dividers.
Planogram of skincare products
Hyaluronic Aloe gel, toners, cleansing and moisturizing products can be separated into different shelving units according to their packaging style. Tall bottles are placed upright, while smaller boxes and jars are positioned at the front. The FSU approach, used in cosmetics stores, personal care sections, and promotional areas, creates a product discovery point independent of the main shelf. Clearance should be left between shelves for reading product labels.
Series integrity and visibility
The primary design goal is to present the Garnier product family within a stronger category story than individual packaging. The large top panel facilitates brand recognition from a distance, while the product arrangement on the body encourages selection up close. Balanced stock, clean white surfaces, and readable graphics under proper lighting maintain display quality. Final dimensions must be verified with the actual packaging set and store conditions.
Estimated dimensions: 55 × 175 × 45 cm (width × height × depth). These dimensions are estimated from the product and stand proportions shown in the image; they are not the exact production dimensions.
