Cosmetic label maker for skincare & body products
Enter your lotion, balm, butter or scrub formula below and the INCI ingredient list is written for you, in the right order, with the fragrance allergens your region requires, calculated live in your browser. Leave-on products use the stricter fragrance-allergen threshold automatically. Then pick a template, add your brand and export a print-ready label. Seeing and copying the list is free; you pay only to export the finished label.
Making cold-process soap? Use the soap tool, which handles saponification.
Formatting help: unknown ingredients, allergens, estimates
- An ingredient we don't know? This tool knows 23 oils, butters and waxes by name, and 41 other ingredients such as glycerin, aloe vera juice, clays, cetearyl alcohol, panthenol and the common preservatives, plus water and tagged fragrances. Anything else stays on the label under the name you typed and is flagged for you rather than guessed at. Give its INCI from the supplier's spec sheet with
inci:and that is used instead, exactly as entered:Emulsifying wax, 4, inci: Cetearyl Alcohol, Polysorbate 60
A few names can mean more than one ingredient, such as vitamin E or aloe vera gel, and the tool asks which you mean. Every name it knows is listed under INCI names. - Fragrance allergens from your supplier's declaration go after a
|, each as a percent of that oil:Lavender essential oil, 5, fragrance | Linalool 38, Limonene 4 - No allergen figures yet? Add the
estimatetag to use typical published values for that oil. They are a starting point, not a complete assessment: each profile names only some constituents, so anything it does not list will not be declared. Always check against your supplier:Lavender essential oil, 5, fragrance, estimate
Ingredient declaration
| INCI name | % | Type |
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Print-ready label
Exports are the paid step. Everything else, including the declaration and the notes, is free.
This label is your ingredient declaration and brand block, plus any lines you add under "More on this label". US law asks the package for more: the product's identity on the front panel (21 CFR 701.11), the net quantity in ounces or fluid ounces (701.13; metric may be added), the name and place of business of the maker, packer or distributor (701.12), any warning Part 740 requires, and a US address, US phone number or website where people can report adverse reactions (21 U.S.C. 364e(a)). FDA's Cosmetics Labeling Guide walks through each one. Lines you add print under the list, which suits a back or side label: on the front panel, the net quantity sits in its bottom 30 % (701.13).
This label is your ingredient declaration and brand block, plus any lines you add under "More on this label". Article 19 asks the container for more: the responsible person's name and address, the nominal content, a batch number, the date of minimum durability or period-after-opening, the product's function where it is not obvious, and any precautions. The EU label guide walks through all seven.
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Label text
More on this label (optional)
Put the rest of the pack on the same label, under the ingredients, in the words you type. Anything left out here belongs elsewhere on the pack.
Templates
A starting point, not a straitjacket: pick a look, then adjust anything below.
Style
Low contrast between sticker and text colours. This may be hard to read in tiny print; consider a stronger combination.
Print several on one sheet (A4 or US Letter)
For printing at home: copies of this label on one page, to cut out along the marks or to print onto a sheet of ready-cut labels.
Print it at 100 % ("Actual size"), not "Fit to page". Try one on plain paper first and hold it against your sheet, up to the light, to check the fit.
The ready-cut layouts come from the sheet makers' published templates (Label Planet for A4, OnlineLabels for US Letter). Other brands' sheets with the same number and size of labels are usually laid out the same way.
Read before you print
- EU soap label requirements, explained for makersWhat Regulation 1223/2009 requires on a handmade soap label: the seven mandatory particulars, the INCI list rules, and the 2026 fragrance-allergen change.
Short answers to the questions makers ask, each with its sources:
- How do I list a fragrance oil on a soap label?
- Fragrance allergen calculator for soap and cosmetics
- Do you need a barcode to sell handmade products?
- Selling handmade soap into the EU from the UK: the label
- Does an online-only shop still need a label on the soap?
- Can I say "natural" or "chemical-free" on a soap label?