Pick your product from the UK frame formulation list — the same 141 categories you will choose from when you notify on SCPN — and this drafts the label that category needs. A toothpaste needs the fluoride warning, a hair colourant needs the whole Annex III allergy block, a sunscreen needs the UVA circle and an SPF category, a talc needs the powder warning. A candle or reed diffuser is not a cosmetic at all and takes a CLP label instead. Great Britain, the EU, or both, with your ingredient list screened at the same time.
Fragrance allergens: the EU list grew from 26 to 82 on 31 July 2026 under Regulation (EU) 2023/1545, with sell-through of existing stock to 31 July 2028. Great Britain has not adopted the expansion and still runs the 26. CLP: revised by Regulation (EU) 2024/2865, most provisions applied from 1 July 2026, poison centre notification from 1 January 2027, and label format rules including a 1.4 mm minimum font height deferred to 1 January 2028. EU labels must now carry a physical EU address for the party responsible for CLP compliance.
The layout below is built from what you typed. What is missing is the part that takes a regulatory consultant: the ingredient screening against banned and restricted substances, the allergen positions, the hazard classification and precautionary statements, and the full text version you can hand to a printer.
cut line fold line Panels are indicative, not to scale, and this is not a production die-line.
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