Buying guides and design frameworks for cosmetics retail displays — from structure and capacity to lighting and slot fit.
A tester bottle is the only salesperson that never takes a break — yet most stations bury it at ankle height under the wrong light in a loose slot. Three manufacturing decisions that decide whether the sale starts: height, lighting, and slot fit.
Read moreA 360° spinner fails on a wall run, and a wall rack fails in an open aisle — because structure follows traffic geometry, not preference. A selection framework covering capacity math, spinner-vs-wall trade-offs, and the combination play for broad SKU ranges.
Read moreA lipstick display stand fails when it carries one function where it needs two. The two-zone logic — an open tester row plus sealed, priced stock within one reach — and the capacity math that keeps a 6-to-60 shade line on the counter.
Read moreAn eyeshadow display is a color-reading tool, not a shelf — and most are built wrong, so your shades turn invisible. A structure decision framework covering the singles-vs-palettes trap, tester placement, shade-count sizing and zoning.
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