Cosmetics and personal care — colour that matches the brand, on the bottle and on the box
A cosmetics buyer notices two things immediately: whether the colour matches the brand guide, and whether the label still looks new after a week on the bathroom shelf. Mae Mae prints cosmetic labels and cartons with instrument-measured colour on films and papers chosen for cream, oil and water, and produces from a single label for a launch to full retail volumes.
- Clear, foil and textured materials
- Pantone measured every lot
- Cream- and oil-resistant
- From one label
What we produce for cosmetics
Cosmetic labels
clear no-label-look, foil and metallic, specialty papers, tube and jar labels
Cosmetic cartons
art board, soft-touch matt, spot UV, foil and embossing
Variable-data labels
batch numbers, MFG/EXP dates, per-unit QR
Materials
Materials that survive the bathroom
Cream, oil, alcohol and steam attack bare paper first. We recommend coated or laminated films for pump bottles and jars, a white underlayer on clear film so the design reads on any bottle colour, and adhesives for small-radius tubes. The lab proves rub and adhesion before you commit.
Colour
Brand colour, every reorder
Colour values are recorded per SKU and re-measured against Pantone before dispatch, so the tenth reorder matches the first, and the carton printed on the offset press matches the label printed digitally.
FAQ
Can you print white on a clear label?
Yes — a selective white underlayer keeps the design bright on dark or coloured bottles.
Several shades in small quantities?
Yes — one job, split per shade, no extra tooling.
Can you match the box to the label?
Yes — both are controlled under the same G7 colour standard in the same factory.
Our standards and certifications See all standards →
Start with a conversation
Send your artwork, an approximate quantity and the material you have in mind (or ask us to recommend one). We reply within one business day on LINE, by phone or by email.