In the supermarket care area, a black Shampoo corrugated display rack is quietly becoming the focus - its vertical four layer structure, eye-catching brand logo, and organic certification details turn ordinary shampoo display into a "story telling display", not only helping the brand "brush its presence", but also making it easy for customers to choose. Recently, this shampoo display rack customized by the brand has been included in the new product display list by multiple chain supermarkets due to its dual advantages of "appearance+practicality".
In a four layer open structure, the Shampoo corrugated display rack fits perfectly into a 500ml shampoo bottle at each level, and is stable when laid flat or standing upright; Polish the edge of the laminated board with a circular arc, and do not scratch your hands when taking it out; The bottom is thickened with a black bottom plate and equipped with a storage area, which can hold gifts and add a sense of stability to the display rack. The beauty store owner tested: "In the past, customers had to bend down to search for shampoo, but now they can stand straight and see each layer of the product clearly. The trial rate has increased by 20% - the display is smooth, and sales naturally increase
The versatility of the shampoo display stand is derived from the restrained design of the black brown color scheme. The black body is dirt resistant and durable, while the brown accents add a touch of texture. It is suitable for the bright environment of supermarkets and can also blend into the minimalist style of beauty stores. Some Shampoo corrugated display rack are set up in the supermarket main aisle, while others are set up in the beauty store trial area. Due to their "simple and not flashy" temperament, they have become the display responsibility of "eye-catching but not eye-catching".
From the brand declaration at the top, to the certification details on each level, and to the practical display on the four levels, this Shampoo corrugated display rack does not play with "complex concepts", but only uses the simple logic of "printing the brand in sight and placing the product smoothly", becoming an "invisible driving force" for the display of the washing and care category.
