If the effect is too strong, press Shift and the #7 to decrease the Fill to 70%.

You could apply Vivid Light from the Blending Mode dropdown or use the Keyboard Shortcut Alt Shift V (Windows) or Option Shift V (macOS). But in this case, Vivid Light gives us the best results. Linear Light, Soft Light, or Overlay could work. Next, blend the logo layer with the desaturated layer with a Blending Mode. With the desaturated layer active, press Ctrl Alt G (Windows) or Command Option G (macOS) to create a Clipping Mask. (See the difference between Saturation Vibrance here.) Then use the Saturation slider to desaturate the layer. Select the bottle duplicate layer, and go into Image > Adjustments > Vibrance. Then drag it up to the top of the layer stack. Select the bottle layer and press Ctrl J (Windows) Command J (macOS) to duplicate it. Then use the center handle to determine the curvature that best matches the bottle.

Then, while on the transformation mode, right-click and select “Warp.” From the Options bad, under “Warp” select Arch.

Warp The Logo to Match the Bottles Curvature.

Place the logo over the bottle and use the handles to scale the logo. Next, select the Logo layer and press Ctrl T (Windows) or Command T (macOS) to transform the layer.

Scale and Place the Logo Over The Bottle.

Right-click on the logo layer and select “Smart Object.” A Smart Object is a container where you can place one or more layers and apply editable adjustments, distortions, filters, or transformations.

Convert The Logo Layer Into a Smart Object.

How to place a logo into a bottle in Photoshop

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