The Body Shop logo and symbol, meaning, history, PNG
- Download PNG The Body Shop Logo PNG Since 1976, the Body Shop logo has gone through at least three updates.
- In all the designs, we can notice the green color (different shades) and a circle emblem with “feathers” or “drops.” Meaning and history 1976 The original design (1976) was dominated by the words “Body Shop” featuring white and green glyphs with shades.
- The two words were separated by the iconic roundel emblem in yellow.
- 1998 In 1998, the roundel emblem grew larger.
- It now featured a warm shade of green.
- The words “The Body Shop” were now seen between the ends of the “feathers.” 2005 The Body Shop logo was simplified.
- The name of the brand moved lower, inside the open circle, and it was now given in a sans serif type.
- The lowest gap between the parts of the ring was closed.
- The color grew much darker.
- Font and color The visual identity of the famous cosmetic brand uses a pretty simple and modest sans-serif typeface for its logotype.
- Though despite its laconic and minimalist style, the wordmark on the logo adds a sense of stability and professionalism, which is precious for the products, aiming to help your body skin stay soft and hydrated.
- The Body Shop inscription is executed in a font that is very close to Ricaro Bold and FF Yoga Sans Pro Medium.
- The forest green and white color palette of the brand’s logo is a reflection of nature and its power.
- This shade of green also stands for life and health, and in combination with white, it gives a sense of reliability and protection.
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