Ministerstwo Dobrego Mydła is a family-run manufactory producing natural cosmetics for body and hair care. For this brand, we designed a comprehensive natural cosmetics product catalogue that presents the full range of handmade soaps and cosmetics in a clear, aesthetic way. Photography: MDM The natural cosmetics product catalogue was designed with salon and retail store customers in mind, helping them choose products suited to their individual skin needs. We used a clear spread layout, presenting each product together with its full ingredient list and a description of its care properties. An important part of the project was an original series of pictograms – icons representing skin types (including very sensitive, oily and dry skin) as well as product and ingredient categories. The pictograms let customers quickly identify products suited to their skin type, without having to read the entire label on every product. The catalogue also features photographs taken at the Ministerstwo Dobrego Mydła workshop, documenting the handmade soap-making process from start to finish. They give the material an authentic, artisanal character and highlight the natural origin of the ingredients used in every product. The result is a visually consistent natural cosmetics product catalogue that supports the brand's communication with customers and builds its recognition. The catalogue's graphic design is kept in a muted, natural colour palette, referencing the plant-based ingredients used in the formulas. A minimalist layout and clear typography make the whole catalogue easy to use, both in print and digital form. This consistent visual identity helps Ministerstwo Dobrego Mydła stand out from the competition and builds trust with customers looking for high-quality, natural, handmade cosmetics. Ministerstwo Dobrego Mydła has been making natural soaps and cosmetics by hand for years, relying on traditional methods and carefully selected plant-based ingredients. The new product catalogue reflects that same care and craftsmanship, giving the brand a visual language as considered as the products themselves.