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Owned & operated · Protocol Health

A supplement brand built from zero.

Protocol Health is Arilo's own brand. Every mark, label, bottle, and frame you see was hand-crafted in-house — from the first sketch to the last shipped asset.

Bilbao, Spain/Brand · Packaging · Photography · Web
Brand
Protocol Health
Role
Owner & studio
Year
2025
Scope
End-to-end
What we made
  • Brand identity & naming
  • Logo & mark system
  • Packaging & label design
  • Product art direction
  • Photography & retouching
  • PDP & web design
  • Social & campaign

No client brief, no inherited equity — just a thesis about how the body works and a mandate to make it unmistakable. We designed the mark, named the products, wrote the labels, art-directed every bottle, retouched every frame, and shipped the storefront.

The mark

One symbol.
Zero compromise.

The Ø reads as a clean slate — a body reset to zero before the protocol begins. It holds at a 16px favicon and at the scale of a full wall of pattern without losing its nerve.

Packaging & labels

Engineered for the shelf and the scroll.

A modular label system carries 20+ SKUs on one grid — ingredient-led names, a calm hierarchy, and accent colours that code each protocol at a glance.

Art direction

Botanical, clinical, impossible to scroll past.

Every hero is hand-styled and hand-retouched — bottles on skin, in foliage, suspended in light. The kind of craft that earns the premium price before a word is read.

Campaign & social

The protocol, told in motion.

Carousels, stories, and launch creative — written, designed, and built to make a supplement feel like a ritual worth keeping.

The result

Proof we run the full stack.

When we say end-to-end, this is what we mean — a brand we own, designed and produced entirely in-house.

End-to-end
Brand, packaging, photography, and storefront — all in-house
20+ SKUs
A single label system that scales across the full range
Owned
Arilo’s own brand — proof we run the full stack
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