Do I need test certificates if the production and sale of wax melts, as I change the composition of the wax by adding fragrance and color? Or do I just need the mentioned Waening label? Yes. If you sell your scented candles and wax fondus in the UK and eu, you will need to label all mixtures containing dangerous chemicals. The size of the label is also crucial, as products of 125 ml or more must have a size of at least 52 x 74 mm. If, contrary to popular belief, your product is less than 125 ml, you will still need a CLP label, but there are different requirements. You can, in fact, omit the P and/or H phrases or pictograms that would normally be required under the CLP Regulation. Hello, I am interested in buying perfumes from you, but the CLP label scares me. I note that you advise above that you can start offering CLP labels, but I don`t think this is always offered. I`m just wondering if in the CLP information for each fragrance you could just add the required images for each fragrance so that we know with peace of mind that we have covered the right legal requirements? Do I need clp labels, for the sale of wax bags? Since I use essential oil (a variety) by melted wax, I understand clp, but if melted waxes have 2 oils combined, do they need clp as they are not intended to be used to burn only as air fresheners in cabinets? Thank you yoi Hello, I`m starting a business that sells melting wax, but I`m a little confused. Does the CLP label only need to contain the fragrance oil information provided by my supplier? I wanted to use organic glitter, does this need to be added to the label as well as the candle dye? Manufacturers of candles and melted waxes have a legal obligation to understand the obligations and obligations under GB CLP. We are able to perform label evaluations in English and re-read other languages that may be present on the label (multilingual journal).

A standard label inspection would cost £100, with an additional £50 for each country covered. The languages to be reread depend on the countries where these products are sold. As part of the review, we will advise you on country-specific requirements as well as key EU legislation, including necessary Brexit-related changes. If your label does not meet the requirements the first time, we offer a free re-evaluation. Processing times for all notices are currently 3-5 business days. The Regulation stipulates that certain information must appear on all CLP labels, as well as the requirements for the size and shape of this information. This includes: Hello, I was wondering if you can put essential oils in wax melts. I was told they couldn`t. I looked at a label manufacturer to create my Clp labels, and she said she couldn`t because you couldn`t put essential oils in wax melts. I also make pulse tip oils in a roller bottle with a sweet almond oil, the essential oils are at 5%, I would need a Clp label for this and what other documents would I need for both you don`t need CPSR for wax melting. Since wax melts is not a cosmetic intended to be used on the skin. However, you must ensure that you comply with all other legal regulations.

i.e. labelling, CLP, GMP, PIF documentation, batch records, insurance, etc. Hello Danielle, thank you very much for your message. In terms of adding essential oils in wax melts, this is something we can`t advise. If you contact our sister company Supplies For Candles via their social media, then I`m sure they would be happy to advise them as this is an area they specialize in. With pulse point oils, since the final mixture of the product is intended for the skin, a CPSR is required. A CLP would only be required for melted waxes (non-cosmetic items) Unfortunately, we do not offer it. For both, you need GMP, labeling, PIF documentation, batch records, insurance, etc.

on-site. We wish you the best of luck in your business! I hope this will help HI, so 😊 I started melting the wax and clung to the smell that comes straight out of the bottle just to get started. There are mixtures that I have thought of. As long as I create a CLP with the right warnings and danger symbols, ingredients, etc., I can make a “mixture” so I want to make a lemon and lavender, for example, but they come from separate bottles. What is on a CLP label depends on the fragrance oil used in your melted wax or candle. They are all completely individual for each fragrance from each supplier and some do not require hazard warnings or pictograms. Indeed, some scented oils do not contain allergenic ingredients or any other type of danger. This means you can`t use the same CLP label for all your different melted waxes or candles if they contain different fragrance oils.

The regulation applied here is the EU Classification, Labelling and Packaging Regulation (CLP for short), which stipulated after 1 June 2015 that all new products containing hazardous substances had to be labelled accordingly. CLP applies to a non-cosmetic product of any size that contains a hazardous substance such as perfumes or essential oils (e.g. B, candles, melted wax, ambient fog, reed diffusers, etc.). Magic CLPs Ltd has provided thousands of companies with CLP labels for their melted waxes and candles to ensure their products comply with the guidelines. CLP labels for your melted waxes and candles can be purchased here. You will need to exchange our business data for yours, which must include a name, full address and contact number, as these are required by law due to the requirements of trade standards How to create your own CLP labels for candles and melted waxes We have made creating CLP labels with free printable and customizable CLP templates a breeze. We know that guidelines and legal requirements can be quite difficult to read. They can leave you in a bit of dizziness. A “CLP label” for candles and melted waxes should contain the following information: Hello, I am looking for wax fondus for people because I only did it for myself, but if I use scented oils, I only used 2 ml and I find that I do not need to put more than that in it.. .