Sunscreen Labels

Everyone uses sunscreen these days whether at the beach, playing sports outdoors, or at a family picnic. But how do you make your sunscreen product stand out from the hundreds of others on the store shelf? A simple, clean label design on a unique shaped container is the best way to get noticed. Bright colors and large characters for the SPF number are important considerations.

Build your brand with durable and attractive custom labels.

Weber can help you decide on the right materials that will look great and yet be durable enough to take harsh treatment at the beach, ballpark or where ever. Your labels can be die cut to follow the shape of your container. And you can use clear film to create a no-label look.

Sunscreen Label Tips

Materials:

By using a clear label material or metallic foil, you add value to your product with an enhanced look.
Be sure to use label materials that will stand up to damp and abrasive conditions as well as frequent handling with product contents contacting the label.
Always test your label adhesives to make sure they will stick securely to your containers, especially plastic bottles and curved shapes.

Artwork:

Use unique designs and colors for your brand to create a family of products. This makes it easier for consumer to return to your product by sight.
Most people choose their sunscreen by the SPF number so make sure it is easy to see.
Keep your design simple but eye-catching. Create patterns on your label or subtle designs using dull or gloss varnishes.
Custom die shapes allow you to use interesting shapes for your label.
Add a QR code so your customers can interact with your company, get coupons, and more.

Sunscreen LabelsThis sunscreen label emulates the wonderful world of sun and surf with colors that match and a design that creates a family along with the brands other products.The glossy white film material keeps these labels from deteriorating due to moisture, sand or spilled product.These labels were printed on our high-resolution HP digital presses.Label Size: 1.75″ wide x 4.5″ high

Facestock: Glossy white film

Print method: Digital

Top Coat: None

Aloe Gel LabelsWith a bright green product in a clear container, this aloe gel is quite an eye-catcher. So the designer used a clear film label to let the color show through, highlighting the front panel with a simple white panel showing the product name in clean typography.The clear white film material moves with the flexing of the container and is laminated to preserve the label in harsh, abusive conditions.These labels were printed on our high-resolution HP digital presses.Label Size: 9.0″ wide x 4.5″ high

Facestock: Glossy clear film

Print method: Digital

Top Coat: Clear lamination

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