Shampoo & Conditioner Labels

Your hair care products deserve a label that will get noticed. Set yourself apart from the competition with a colorful, creative label that adds value to your product line. Small shampoo bottle labels are very popular at hotels and resorts and can benefit from label redesign or update of materials.

For unique containers of all sizes and shapes.

Weber can print your high-quality shampoo and conditioner labels on a wide variety of materials like clear film or textured materials so your products can be seen. We can also help you refresh your design and bring new life to your brand through new shapes, colors and styles.

Hair Care Product Label Tips

Materials:

Clear film labels can be printed using flexo or digital presses allowing your product to be seen.
Give your brand an up-scale look with metallic hot foil accents or metalized label material.
Digital printing allows short label runs at economical prices. Great for smaller labels.

Artwork:

To avoid color matching a label to a container, chose a clear film against your opaque bottle.
Use a QR code to add consumer information to your product.

H2O Shampoo LabelThis clever design builds on the brand with a simple, clean label for their small in-room shampoo line. This film label is one of a series that is color coded for different applications.Label Size: 1.75″ wide x 3.25″ highFacestock: Clear film

Print method: Flexo

Top Coat: None

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Available Documents

Alpha Quadro Label Applicator

The right label at the right time

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Medical Device Labels

High standards and dedicated inspection for quality assurance. Medical device labels require strict quality control during every step of the manufacturing process. On-press and post-press video inspection guarantees finished labels that meet your requirements.

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Legi-Air 4050 TWIN

A new system for the classification, labelling and packaging of substances and mixtures was introduced throughout Europe on 20th January 2009, when the European GHS regulation (EC) No. 1272/2008, also referred to as CLP regulation, entered into force. The new EU directive also affects labelling requirements. New pictograms in the shape of a red diamond with a white background are replacing the orange ones in the EU.

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