Ingredients listed on lotion label-required?

[nayarx8]

I'm running into a problem with my 1 oz. lotion bottle labels. Even using the smallest font, I can't fit the last line of ingredients on the label. Can I put a partial list? Or, put "Contact seller for a list of ingredients" like they do on some food products? Help!!! TIA, Linaya

[Crafty1_AJ]

You could put a hang tag around the neck that lists ingredients. Or sell the lotion in a bag that has a label on it.

[SheilaW]

You could put a hang tag around the neck that lists ingredients. Or sell the lotion in a bag that has a label on it.

This sounds like the way to go.

[nayarx8]

The neck of the bottles are too small for a hang-tag. And I sell these in lots of 3 and 6. Can I have one bag for each set? Or, does every bottle need to be individually bagged?

[RobinInOR]

If you are selling in sets, you can label the outer container.

http://www.cfsan.fda.gov/~dms/cos-lab3.html#clgc as your guide. Just by being small you can't get away without labeling the ingredients, you've got to have it somewhere.

[Crafty1_AJ]

And I sell these in lots of 3 and 6. Can I have one bag for each set? Or, does every bottle need to be individually bagged?

If the ingredients in all three lotions are exactly the same except for fragrance, then you could put 3 different lotions in one bag and just use one label of ingredients -- that would cover all three scents, because fragrance is just listed as "fragrance."

However, if you bag 3 different lotions together and each has a different recipe, you'd need three separate labels. Such as "Lilac Lotion: water, olive oil.... etc. And Vanilla Lotion: water, sunflower oil, etc."