
Front-of-pack label
Brand first, then product name, ingredient cue and net weight.
Direction 01 · recommended in the brief
A distinctive name with room to grow. The brief favors Moe Yaa as the consumer-facing master brand: memorable, connected to the brand’s Acholi roots, and not limited to one ingredient or product category.
A refined serif wordmark, generous space and considered gold accents give the name a confident, premium presence.

A compact set of concepts shows how Moe Yaa can travel from shelf to first impression. These exploratory layouts use the same wordmark, palette and product hierarchy; product and compliance copy should be confirmed before production.

Brand first, then product name, ingredient cue and net weight.
A high-contrast brand face paired with a quieter information side.
A simple square campaign idea that makes the name the first read.
A flexible flyer cover for launch, retail or product education.
The visual expression
A spacious wordmark and restrained palette keep the master name unmistakable while leaving room for clear product names and new categories.
Set Moe Yaa as the clear first read, using an elegant display serif with open spacing.
Pair deep plum with warm ivory and small, deliberate gold details.
Place the product title directly below the brand, with ingredient cues and net weight kept legible.
Keep the same master identity across body, lip and hair care as the range grows.
Name rationale
The supplied brief rates Moe Yaa highly for scalability. It presents the name as a memorable, ownable consumer identity that can move beyond a shea-only product range.