Candy tin boxes are not just boxes for candies, they are the careful machines of merchants! These delicate little boxes, with a variety of tricks to make us want to buy buy buy. Today, let's talk about how candy tins ‘set us up’.   1. Memory killing   Who didn't get a candy tin containers when they were little? Those tin boxes with cute patterns are full of sweet memories. When you see them, you think of New Year's festivals and birthday parties, and your heart is warmed. Merchants are seizing on this, using retro design to remind us of the past and willingly shell out money.   2. Face value is justice   Who doesn't like a good-looking candy tins? Bright colours, beautiful patterns, just looking at people in a happy mood. Heavy in the hand, full of texture, open the lid when the ‘click’ sound, the sense of ceremony pull full! This all-round sensory experience makes eating candy more interesting. 3. Limited edition, grab is earn   Some metal candy tin boxes are limited edition, sold out and gone! This scarcity makes us feel that buying is earning, and we can't even eat the candy inside, just want to collect the box. Merchants will also launch co-branded models, holiday special models, so that people can not help but want to collect the whole set.   4. Colours speak for themselves   Have you ever noticed that the colours of candy tin can are very ‘attractive’? Red and yellow make people's appetite, pink and blue make people feel sweet and warm, gold and silver are high-end atmosphere. These colours are not chosen randomly, they are quietly influencing our emotions and making us want to buy more. 5. The box is more attractive than the candy   Some candy tins are works of art in themselves! Beautifully patterned, uniquely designed, they can even be used as storage boxes and decorations. The story of buying a box and returning it to a pearl is true in the case of candy boxes. Merchants use the box to tell a story, so that we are also full of expectations for the candy inside.   How many sets of candy tins have you hit? In fact, the business is to seize our psychology, with beautiful packaging, limited edition gimmicks, nostalgia, let us willingly pay for the candy box. Next time you see a beautiful candy tin box, you may want to calm down and ask yourself: do I really want sugar, or do I want the box?