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AUSTIN, Texas - PennZone -- Enable Accessible Haircare Wins Bronze at 2025 NACD Packaging Awards

Honored for Innovation in Inclusive Design in Personal Care

Austin, TX — Enable, a mission-driven haircare brand focused on accessibility, is proud to announce it has received the Bronze Award at the 2025 NACD Packaging Awards in the Personal Care category. The award, presented by the National Association of Container Distributors, celebrates excellence and innovation in packaging design across North America.

Founded by Laura LeMond, Enable was created out of a personal need—and a broader mission: to make self-care more accessible for individuals with arthritis, chronic pain, and limited hand strength. The brand's flagship products, an accessible shampoo and conditioner, feature an innovative cap design that is easier to grip, squeeze, and open—without sacrificing quality or aesthetics.

"This award is a huge validation of our purpose," said Laura LeMond, founder of Enable. "For millions of people, something as simple as opening a shampoo bottle can be painful or impossible. We designed Enable to change that—to bring dignity, independence, and great haircare to everyone."

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The NACD Packaging Awards recognize outstanding packaging solutions that demonstrate creative design, functionality, shelf appeal, and consumer impact. This year's winners were announced at NACD's annual convention, honoring brands that push boundaries in packaging innovation.  https://www.nacdpackagingawards.com/

Enable's win highlights growing industry recognition of inclusive design as both a necessity and an opportunity—especially as the U.S. population ages and accessibility becomes a mainstream concern.

Enable's accessible shampoo and conditioner are proudly manufactured in Texas and available nationwide at www.enable.shop.

About Enable
Enable is a female-founded, independently owned personal care brand dedicated to accessible design. Created for individuals with limited mobility, arthritis, or chronic pain, Enable's products combine usability, beauty, and functionality—because no one should have to choose between style and accessibility.