MANTO, a brand for a skincare studio

At a skincare studio, clients don't take anything printed home

So the brand lives in the fabric that touches the skin and on the screen where the booking happens, more than on stationery.

The green is in the uniform, the headband and the upholstery of the treatment bed, and it appears inside every image as one more object. That keeps the pieces reading as the same place even when the treatment changes.

Eight treatments that have to read as one plan

A studio sells its treatments as multi-session plans. If the pieces look like one-off services, they don't help sell the plan. Continuity comes from repeating the light and the framing from one image to the next.

All nine posts together

Visitors open the profile and see nine posts at once. In all nine, the green sits inside the scene and the light repeats, so the grid reads as a process.

Five pieces from a single image

The text sits inside the image with no band or shadow behind it: the image is composed with room left for the words.

The menu says how long each treatment takes

It's the first thing a client needs to know to decide whether to come in today or book another day. Treatments are grouped by duration, and add-ons are listed separately.

Appointment messages in the same voice

The messages that confirm, remind and offer the next appointment use the same voice as the posts.