Ivan Pojomovsky

GMT-3 (Arg.)

Mahé

Scope
Brand, Website design & Shopify development
Industry
Skincare, ecommerce

Mahé is a skincare newcomer from Buenos Aires, created by a couple who spent three years refining formulas before the brand had a name. The product was ready, the shelf wasn’t. Skincare in Argentina splits into two worlds: prestige brands out of reach for a teenager’s budget and mass brands nobody trusts with their face. Mahé had its place.

Masstige, taken seriously

One word ran the whole project: masstige. The target was young women and teenagers, many buying their first serious skincare. Too luxurious and they’d assume it wasn’t for them. Too casual and would read as just another pharmacy product. Every decision in typography, palette, photography and tone was thinking about that. The identity stays quiet on purpose. Sober type, generous space, elegance as restraint that signals the formulas can be trusted.

The mahé wordmark and 'skincare consciente' lockup repeated with a handwritten 'coming soon' teaser
Close-up of an embossed mahé keychain tag on a grey surface
Rose Lip Balm product page mockup with a beauty portrait and add-to-cart
The mahé wordmark blind-embossed on textured off-white paper

Selling without shouting

The website follows the same logic. We designed and built it on Shopify as clean, product-first commerce with short paths to purchase and nothing standing between the client and her serum.

Mahé homepage hero — 'Cuidado de precisión, formulado para perdurar' over an editorial photo with a product quick-view
Mahé cleanser tube photographed on black
A dropper applying serum to a model's cheek with the mahé logo overlaid
Mahé homepage with the cart drawer open, showing serum and mist products
White hangtag with a blind-embossed mahé logo on a dark background
Beige mahé embroidered cap on a light grey surface
Three Mahé mobile screens: home, a coming-soon product and the cart
Mahé Lip Balm product page with a model close-up, pricing and benefits
Mahé site footer with navigation links and an oversized mahé wordmark