CLP & Compliance
What an SDS Actually Is (And What Makers Really Need It For)
SDS documents look intimidating, but most makers only need a tiny bit of what is inside them. This simple guide explains what an SDS is, what it is really for, and how wax melt and candle makers can use it without getting buried in jargon.
Room Spray Safety Guide | IFRA Category 10B, Bases & TWD Explained
Room sprays made simple. IFRA 10B explained properly, which bases are safe, which aren’t, when you need TWD, and what to check before choosing a spray base. No waffle, just clarity.
Upcoming Fragrance Ingredient Restrictions: What Makers Must Know
Major fragrance ingredient restrictions are coming. Here’s what makers need to know about reformulations, allergens and CLP changes.
IFRA 51 Explained: The Quick, No-Faff Version
IFRA 51 is now in force. Here’s what’s changed for diffusers, wax melts and sprays, and how UK makers can stay fully compliant.
The Truth About Product Labeling: Are You Making False Claims?
Avoid misleading product claims with accurate and transparent labeling. From “100% Soy Wax” to “Chemical-Free” cleaning products, learn why certain claims can be deceptive and how to ensure compliance. Build consumer trust with honest branding and professional label printing.
CLP Labeling Update: Say Goodbye to Colored Backgrounds and Tiny Text
Stay compliant with the latest CLP labeling regulations! The new EU rules require white backgrounds, larger text, and legible sans-serif fonts for improved readability and safety. Learn what this means for your labels, key changes, and timelines for compliance. Keep your products up to standard—read more now!
Why is Candle Safety Important?
What Is CLP? A Simple Guide For UK Home Fragrance Makers
A simple CLP guide for UK home fragrance makers. Find out what CLP is, how it affects your labels and where it overlaps with cosmetics, without the legal jargon.
Candle Safety Pictograms Explained: What You Actually Need know
A no nonsense guide to candle safety pictograms. Find out which icons are truly mandatory, which ones depend on your candle type, and when optional symbols are actually worth using. Perfect for UK makers who want clear, accurate labels without the faff.