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Cosmetic Labels

Labels for bottles, jars, tubes and other cosmetic and skincare packaging. Configure yours and see a real price below.

Shown below is a common starting point for small bottles and tubes. Change anything to match your container.

Shape
Size
Material
Lamination
Foil
Spot UV

Rectangle · 2" × 3" · Semi-Gloss · Qty 1,000

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Best forCosmetics & Skincare · Bottles, Jars & Tubes
Finishes availableLamination · 2D & 3D Foil · Spot UV

Choosing the right material for cosmetic labels

A roll of Crystal Clear labels, transparent film showing the surface beneath through the label

Crystal Clear

Transparent film for a no-label look.

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A roll of White PP labels with an opaque white, glossy finish

White PP

Smooth white BOPP film for everyday product labeling.

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A roll of Matte PVC labels with a flat, low-sheen white finish

Matte PVC

White synthetic stock with a flatter, low-sheen surface.

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A roll of Gold Metallic labels with a reflective gold finish

Gold Metallic

Metallic stock with a gold reflective base.

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A roll of Silver Metallic labels with a reflective silver finish

Silver Metallic

Metallic stock with a silver reflective base.

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Your starting configuration above has real online pricing for every material shown here. If your exact shape, size, finish or quantity combination isn’t priced instantly, your selections carry straight into a quick manual quote. See every material on Shop by Material →.

Cosmetic and skincare containers

Cosmetic and skincare packaging varies more than almost any other category. A lipstick tube, a 2oz dropper bottle and a 16oz jar all need different label sizes. There’s no single standard size, so here are common starting points by container type. Most orders end up custom-sized to the container.

Small Bottles & Tubes: 2" × 3"

A common starting point for droppers, pumps and slim tubes

Jar Lids & Small Caps: 1" × 1"

For a lid or cap accent rather than a full wraparound

Jars & Tins: 3" × 3"

A common size for a straight-sided jar or tin
+ custom

Custom size or shape

Most containers end up needing their own exact measurements

Finishes for cosmetic labels

Lamination

Soft Touch, Gloss, or Matte. Soft Touch in particular reads as premium for beauty and skincare packaging.

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2D Foil

A flat metallic accent on specific areas of your design. A popular touch for premium or gift-ready cosmetic packaging.

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3D Foil

The same metallic finish, raised so the foiled area has texture you can feel. Often used on logos or brand marks.

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Spot UV

A glossy, raised clear coating over parts of the design. Adds contrast and shine without adding color, popular on matte cosmetic labels.

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Artwork considerations

01

Small text needs extra care

Cosmetic labels often have limited space for copy, so keep critical text legible and high-contrast rather than relying on very fine print.

02

Account for pumps, droppers and caps

A pump, dropper or cap can cover part of a bottle label. Keep your most important content out of that zone.

03

Color looks different across stocks

The same artwork file can render differently on Crystal Clear, White PP, and metallic stocks. Check your digital proof carefully for color before a full run.

04

You'll always see a proof first

Every order gets a free digital proof before production, so nothing goes to press until you approve it.

Cosmetic Labels FAQ

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Configure your cosmetic label above. Every material, size and finish is yours to change.

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