The phrase Daily in both A and C choices make it known to me how I should be using it, so it removes a lot of the ambiguity.

D sounds like it is making unrealistic claims. A seems ok, but is too generic. It could be for anything. C is like B but it is better because it gives a sense of urgency. B is the best because it gives a more detailed description of what it is and what kind of system it is.

B states what it is in plain English.

I like B; it's the clearest. C and A are next; I like the one with essentials a little more - it makes it sound more necessary. I don't like D because it's not miraculous.

B is the only one that is clear as to what the product is. Second, I like the word essentials in the name. Last choice is D, as Miracular means nothing to me.

Option B actually tells me what the product is for. The others are not very descriptive.

I prefer the description that actually tells you what the start kit will be used for.

I chose B first because it describes what the starter kit is for (skincare). If I am basing my decision on name, this is the only one that describes that it is for skincare. C is next because it infers that it is essential and is used on a daily basis. A also describes daily and is a starter kit. D is last because of the cheezy name. Is it describing how to get a miracle each day? I doubt it and anything that elevates itself to a miracle can be way out there.

Skincare starter set gives me a good idea of what the product is. The others are super vague and could be anything from skin care to nutrition to clothes to makeup.

I chose D because I felt that it would fit the product which is why I picked it as my top choice I also like how A makes a lot of sense for the product as well and the last two option were my least favorite

B- this is the most telling about what the product is. C- I like this one but not as catchy as BA - this just seems like it checks a box but doesn’t have any pizazzD - I dislike this one. Sounds weird.

B- I am in need of a skincare regiment in a boxC- Seems like it would be similar to be as a self care productA-Too vague in terms of productD- Seems like marketing jargon

Assuming this is for skin care, these are my preferences and what makes sense to me

I would purchase based on the name in option D. This is because the title is one layer more specific than all the others. It tells me that the products are for daily use, that they are the core essentials, and they are for starters or beginners. The others miss one level of description that I find helpful.

If I was making this purchase I would be thinking about starting or tweaking my skincare routine. This is why I chose A and C. I thought C sounded best overall though.

This text is simple and right to the point but still sounds very engaging in a manner that makes these products sound very much needed.

Option C lets me know that the set contains whatIi need to provide the daily care I am interested in. Option A, also does so, but with less emphasis on the essential nature of the componenets. Option C is descriptive of the type of care, but doesn't give me a sense of day-to-day use. Option D sounds gimmicky and is not descriptive of its uses.

I strongly preferred Option C as my top option. I really liked how it used the word "Essentials" as it made me think it would be a practical product, especially combined with the word "Daily". I liked Option A too so ranked it second as I thought the word "Daily" also emphasized its utility. I would expect there to be a lot of items in these sets that I would ultimately use. I ranked Option B third as I would be interested in trying different skincare products and seeing which ones I might want to implement full-time. I ranked Option D fourth as I did not know what "Miracular" meant but I do like how it was the most creative of the names as I think in the long-run that might make it best for branding if it can set itself apart from competitors.

I chose C as it seems to describe the sort of product I would want to buy: a set of essential products. B is less concrete but also acceptable in making clear that the product is skincare. A and especially D are unacceptable because the context isn't sufficiently clear.

I ranked my choices based on which used the most appealing language for skincare product.

I think C sounds the most luxurious and useful. B is clear as to what is included but does not have the luxury connotation of C. A and D don't make much sense. A at least is generic and describes that the set's purpose is to get someone started with beauty products such as skincare. D just makes no sense and sounds unnatural, therefore it would not convince me to buy it.

C makes me feel like these are useful things that I really need. It also makes it feel less generic than options B and A. D, I have no idea what it is - the brand name?

I like Option C the bets because of the use of the word "Essentials," which makes me really think that I need it. Option B is ranked second because "Skincare" makes me remember how much I would need this product to help my skin. Option D is ranked last because it's awkward to pronounce and is a bit of a tongue twister.

Since this is basically a healthcare product, I want it to be safe and effective. C sounds most likely to be like that.

I like choice C the best because it is simple yet effective. Choice A is also good, but it's almost too simple to give me enough to tell me what it is about. Choice B is decent but the alliteration throws me off. I don't understand the meaning of choice D so it is my least favorite.

I ranked higher names that made sense about what the product is used for.

Daily Essentials is a solid name for a starter set because it says, "these are all the item you will need tog et going. Replenish as needed."

Option C sounds the most professional and realistic of the four, Option B skincare starter the same but not as exiting. Option A is just boring. Option D sounds like a scam.

The title needs to be descriptive and a little unusual, but easy to understand and remember.

I prefer option C because it make it seem important that you must use it daily as it is "essential" to start your day. I strongly dislike option A as it has no meaning to it.

I like option C the best. I like the name and it is very straight forward and too the point

i chose option C because I like that it says that the product is "daily essentials" because it makes me think of something that you need to have, and it would make me interested in learning more about it.

To me C is the best because it indicates it is a daily application to get the job done. I don't care for the word miracular in D.

C is the best option because it most clearly states what the product is, and has an appealing sound. Option A is the worst because it is too vague...I don't know what I'm getting. The middle options- B and D are average sounding at best.

Daily Essentials makes me want to find out more about what the product is.

C sounds like a baseline product (just the essentials), it's easy to understand, and would be enough for me to see how it works to see if I want more. A is similar, though it doesn't sound as basic as C. B tells me what it is, but it sounds kind of generic. D uses a brand name that I'm unfamiliar with, so I don't really know what the product is or what it's for.

Option C is descriptive and sounds good when spoken aloud so it is memorable

Daily essentials seems more inclusive.

I think the description daily essentials would be the most enticing. I have no idea what a Miracular stater set would include.

I like daily in there lets you know its daily use

Daily Essential Starter Set is a great way to say something is a basic starter set. If it's skincare, then combining C and B would be better: Daily Essentials Skincare Starter Set. Choice A is way too vague and Choice B is awkward. Miracular is not a common word.

I really like the name of option C, this sounds a important face routine in the morning.

I think the last two options were far too generic for good branding. The only option that really seemed marketable and like I'd remember it was my first choice