The rule tables are transcribed from the official texts and checked against them on every change. The tool assists you; read its notes before printing a label for sale.

Label examples

Labels the tools made from example recipes, each shown with the recipe that went in, the list the tool printed and why every name is there. Use them for ideas, then put your own recipe into the tool and start from the same design.

Soap label examples

Six soap labels, each made from its recipe: bar soap and liquid soap on EU, UK and US rules, with the INCI list and fragrance allergens the tool worked out.

6 examples

Cosmetic label examples

Labels for a body butter, a lip balm, a lotion and a beard oil, each made from its recipe: the INCI list in weight order and the fragrance allergens named.

4 examples

Candle label examples

Four candle CLP labels from example classifications: a skin sensitiser, the GHS09 pictogram, the EUH208 line alone and an aquatic hazard, EU and UK rules.

4 examples

Wax melt label examples

Four wax melt CLP labels: a skin sensitiser, the GHS09 pictogram, the EUH208 line alone and a melt bar with a UFI, each with the text it carries.

4 examples

Natasha's Law label examples

Four labels for food prepacked for direct sale: a sponge, a brownie, a flapjack and a sandwich, each with the name and the ingredient list, allergens in bold.

4 examples

The recipes, brand names and supplier figures in the examples are made up for illustration. A labelling reference, not legal advice.