Cosmetic Label Templates: Edit Online, Print from 1 Order
4 cosmetic label templates for serum bottles, body cream jars, perfume bottles and lipsticks: change your brand name online, preview a mockup, order printing in the app, from 1 order.
Quick answer: Printaz cosmetic label templates come pre-set on a die-cut of the right size for serum bottles, body cream jars, perfume bottles and lipsticks. Change your brand name, product name and volume online, preview a mockup, then order printing right in the app. Printaz prints from 1 order.
You have just finished your first batch of serum, or you are filling body cream jars for regular customers, and the bottles are still bare. Finding a cosmetic label template that looks good and fits the bottle often takes longer than making the product. This post shows 4 cosmetic label templates you can edit online, how to swap in your brand name in a few steps, and what to check before printing cosmetic stickers.
Why the label is the first thing customers see
People who buy skincare online cannot hold the product. The photo of the bottle is all they have to judge quality. A clean label with a readable name and purpose makes a product look far more finished, even if you have only sold a few dozen bottles.
The label is also how customers find you again. When the jar is nearly empty, they turn it around to look for your shop name. If the label is a temporary printout, that repeat sale can slip away.
Small sellers often change formulas, add scents and launch seasonal gift sets, and each change needs a new label. A template you can edit yourself saves many rounds of back-and-forth.
4 cosmetic label templates you can edit online
All four are pre-set on a die-cut of the right size. You only change the text, colors and logo.
1. Serum bottle label
The serum bottle label has a vertical layout with room for the product name, a short benefit and the volume. It suits small glass dropper bottles for serums, essences and oils. If you sell several serums, keep the layout and change only the main color for each line, so customers see one brand at a glance.
2. Body cream jar label
The body cream jar label is square and fits the lid or side of a round jar. The large center text is for the product name; the small line below holds the scent or skin type. It also works for scrubs, body butter and scented balms.
A body cream jar with a square Quat San label.
3. Perfume bottle label
The perfume bottle label is horizontal and fits the flat face of decant bottles or essential oil bottles. For perfume labels, less is more: scent name, scent family and volume. Let the glass do the rest.
A perfume bottle with a Ra Vang label on a windowsill.
4. Lipstick label
The lipstick label is small and fits the side or base of a lipstick or lip balm. Keep the brand and shade name; put details on the box or an insert card.
For more, browse the labels and stickers category and filter by industry.
Not just cosmetics: any boxed or bottled product
These templates work for anyone who packs products into bottles, jars or small boxes:
Craft makers: candles, soap, balms, essential oils. The cream jar label fits a candle lid nicely.
Spas and nail salons: massage oil, bath salts, lip balm gifts for regulars.
Food gift shops: honey, jam, syrups, tea boxes. For food, also read our post on food labeling rules.
Seasonal gift sellers: an 11/11, Christmas or Tet gift set looks more consistent with one label style.
The simplest rule: choose by packaging shape (tall bottle, round jar, flat face, small stick), not by industry name.
What to put on a cosmetic label
For reference only; labeling rules can change, so check with the authorities or an advisor before selling. A cosmetic label usually includes:
Product name and brand name.
Short benefit and directions.
Key ingredients.
Volume or weight.
Batch number, manufacturing date, expiry date.
Name and address of the responsible company.
If a small label cannot fit everything, put the name and benefit on the main label and the rest on a back label, the box or an insert card.
How to change the brand name and print cosmetic labels from 1 order
Printaz is an online design and printing platform that connects the whole process, from 2D & 3D design, mockups and finished-product previews to ordering prints, without specialist design software. For a label:
Pick a template and die-cut: open one of the 4 templates above; it is already set on a die-cut of the right size.
Edit in 2D online: change the brand name, product name and volume; match your brand colors; upload your logo.
Preview in 3D or mockup: see the label on a bottle or jar. The 3D mockup helps you picture shape and layout; actual print colors may differ from your screen.
Order printing in the app: get a quote in the app and print from 1 order, so you can test a few labels on real bottles before printing more.
Tip: save your design; next time you launch a scent, just change the scent name and color.
Pre-order checklist
Brand and product names are spelled correctly.
The smallest text is readable at normal holding distance.
Text and logo are not too close to the edge.
Text color contrasts clearly with the background.
You measured the label area on the real bottle or jar.
You asked which label material suits where the product is used (bathroom, fridge, shelf). See choosing label materials.
You checked the mockup, remembering print colors may differ from the screen.
FAQ
Can I use a cosmetic label template without a logo?
Yes. Use your brand name as text and pick a font and color in the editor. Add the logo later by reopening the design.
Can I print a small batch of cosmetic labels?
Yes, Printaz prints from 1 order. Print a small batch, test it on real bottles, adjust, then print more.
Will mockup colors match the print?
Not exactly. A mockup shows shape and layout; real print colors can differ because of paper, ink and screens. Read how to use 3D mockups the right way.
A Cau Non lipstick placed into a gift box, ready to ship.
Further reading
Pick a cosmetic label template on printaz.vn and put your brand on it today. Start free. Questions? Email [email protected].
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