La Glorie

Self-expression without limits

Beauty & Cosmetics

Beauty & Cosmetics

Project information

Behind La Glorie are over twelve years of selling products to beauty salons, hairdressers and nail bars.

The idea was to try something more: keep selling to professionals and start selling direct to consumers. And, further down the line, launch a product range of its own.

They asked us for an online shop. We told them: brand first. If their own range launches tomorrow, the jar, the website and the socials have to look like they come from the same house.

The real problem was something else. Almost everything they sell comes from brands hardly anyone in Spain knows, with manufacturer photos and logos that don't help. And what people don't recognise is hard to sell.

So the brand had to supply the trust the products couldn't. The reference they gave us was the sector's usual look. We proposed the opposite: a young audience, a story about choosing and experimenting, and unfiltered photography with no gender distinctions.

It took some convincing: there were doubts it would fit their customers. We stood our ground. Today it's their brand.

Then the WooCommerce shop, from scratch. The hard part was organising over 400 products so people can find them: filters, mega menus and a custom checkout that takes each customer down the right path, professional or consumer.

The packaging for the own-brand range is already at prototype stage. And we've been looking after the shop for over four years.

Services

Brand strategy

Branding

Illustration

Packaging

UX/UI

Online shop

Website maintenance

The La Glorie logo in white on black and in black on purple

Project summary

Over 400 products from brands hardly anyone here knows. Selling them needed something people would remember: a brand of its own and a shop that takes salons and consumers straight to what they need.

Slides from the La Glorie brand book: creativity, tone of voice, self-expression, values, mission and purpose
Two friends hugging cheek to cheek, against a blue sky

“I came from selling to salons, with the manufacturer's photos. They proposed something I'd never have dared to do on my own. Now I have a brand, not just a shop.”

Aurora Li CEO at La Glorie
Pages from the La Glorie brand guidelines on black
A hand holding a purple La Glorie nail polish
The La Glorie shop on a phone, on purple
A purple La Glorie business card on a white wall
A hand holding a tube of La Glorie hand, nail and cuticle cream

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