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Label Templates & Guides
Why Accurate Labeling Matters
Your label isn’t only about looks — it’s also about compliance and confidence.
In Australia, skincare products must meet strict standards set by the AICIS (Australian Industrial Chemicals Introduction Scheme) and align with Cosmetic Labeling Guidelines.
At MTOB™, we’ve simplified this process so you can focus on creativity while we handle compliance clarity.
Label Templates & Guides
Australian skincare compliance made simple
Quick Start
1
Download template
Choose the right template for your product size and download the editable file.
2
Customize details
Add your brand name, product details, and required compliance information.
3
Print and apply
Print on quality label stock and apply to your products before sale.
Required Label Information
| Requirement | Details |
|---|---|
| Product Name | Clear product name visible on the principal display panel |
| INCI Ingredients | Full ingredient list in descending order using INCI nomenclature |
| Net Volume | Net volume in mL or g (e.g., 100 mL, 50 g) |
| Supplier Info | Australian supplier name and address or contact details |
| Warnings | Any required warnings or precautionary statements |
| Language | All information must be in English |
Recommended Optional Items
- Batch number or lot code for traceability
- Best before or expiry date (PAO symbol)
- Usage instructions and directions
- Brand logo and website or contact information
Avoid These Mistakes
- Using trade names instead of INCI names for ingredients
- Forgetting to include net volume or using incorrect units
- Missing supplier information or using incomplete addresses
- Making unsubstantiated therapeutic or medical claims
- Using font sizes too small to read (minimum 1.5mm recommended)
Quick Pre-Print Checklist
- Product name is clear and prominent
- All ingredients listed in INCI format in descending order
- Net volume included with correct units
- Supplier name and contact information present
- Required warnings and precautions included
- All text is legible and meets minimum size requirements
- No therapeutic or unsubstantiated claims present
Frequently Asked Questions
INCI (International Nomenclature of Cosmetic Ingredients) names are standardized ingredient names. You can find them in your supplier's documentation, on ingredient databases like the INCI Directory, or by contacting your raw material suppliers directly.
No, you will have to use YOUR business address on the labels. Australian regulations require the responsible supplier's contact details to be displayed on cosmetic products.
You can make cosmetic claims (moisturizing, cleansing, etc.) but avoid therapeutic claims (treats eczema, cures acne) unless your product is registered with the TGA. Keep claims truthful and substantiated.
For detailed compliance guidance, consult the ACCC guidelines for cosmetics, the TGA for therapeutic goods, or consider working with a cosmetic chemist or regulatory consultant for complex formulations.
Compliance Made Simple
Our templates are designed to help you meet Australian labelling requirements quickly and professionally. When in doubt, consult the ACCC guidelines or seek professional advice.
