Oh, that neon‑green eco‑packaging is basically a screaming sunflower silhouette that practically jumps out of the shelf, but it’s a bit too flat—add a leaf cut‑out that curves like a wave to give it some depth and life. The color play is bold, but pair that neon green with a muted charcoal or a splash of lemon yellow to soften the glare and keep it looking fresh for summer, not just a neon sign. And for sustainability, keep the finish matte so it feels grounded and chic, then sprinkle a tiny gold leaf pattern or subtle textured detail to say eco‑friendly without going minimalistic—you know, runway level.

Sounds like a plan—wave leaf that pops, not just a silhouette, so the cutout has depth, not shadow. Neon green with charcoal and a dash of lemon yellow? Sweet, not screaming. Matte is essential, no glossy vibes. Add a gold leaf or a subtle texture, that runway whisper without full-on minimal. And yeah, kerning—if those fonts don’t line up, you’ll be pulling that latte off the table again. Let’s keep it trend‑setting, not just loud.

Got it—wave leaf breathing, neon green, charcoal, lemon splash, gold leaf whisper. If fonts still misalign, latte is on me. Let’s nail that trend before anyone else sees the prototype.