FAQ
Common questions
What is a CLP label and do I legally need one?
If you sell a candle, wax melt or another fragrance product in Great Britain, CLP labelling requirements may apply depending on the product's classification. The finished label may need hazard pictograms, a signal word, hazard and precautionary statements, sensitiser information and responsible-person details. Always verify the finished label against the current supplier SDS and applicable official GB CLP guidance before sale.
Will my labels be legally compliant?
CLPeasy generates labels based on the SDS data you enter from your fragrance supplier. You must always verify the information against your own SDS sheet at your actual fragrance load before printing and selling. CLPeasy provides the tool — you are responsible for verifying the final label content is accurate for your specific product.
What is an SDS sheet and where do I find mine?
An SDS (Safety Data Sheet) is a document provided by your fragrance supplier that contains all the hazard information for their fragrance oil. You should find it on your supplier's website — usually in a dedicated SDS or safety section. Section 2.2 (Label elements) is the part Smart Paste reads. Copy the complete Section 2.2—from its heading through the final hazard, precautionary and supplemental information—and paste it into Smart Paste. Do not paste the entire SDS, as codes and terminology from later sections may not belong on the product label. If you cannot find the correct SDS, ask your supplier for the current document applicable to your product, concentration and target market.
How does Smart Paste work?
Open your current supplier SDS PDF and copy the complete Section 2.2 (Label elements), from its heading through the final hazard, precautionary and supplemental information. Paste only that section into Smart Paste. CLPeasy extracts the information it can identify; review the result against your SDS before continuing.
My supplier isn't in the library — can I still use CLPeasy?
Copy Section 2.2 (Label elements) from your current supplier SDS into Smart Paste. CLPeasy extracts the available hazard information for you to review against the source document. Supplier formats vary, and the SDS must be applicable to your product, concentration and target market.
What size labels does CLPeasy generate?
CLPeasy supports three shapes — circle, square and rectangle. Choose your shape, then enter the exact width and height you need in millimetres, from wax melt clamshells and small tins up to large jar candles. 52mm is the CLP minimum for a standalone label; smaller sizes trigger a compliance warning so you know when a fold-out leaflet may be needed.
How do I use my label in Cricut Design Space?
Download your label as an SVG file from CLPeasy. In Cricut Design Space, click Upload → Upload Image → select your SVG file. Resize it to your exact label dimensions (e.g. 50mm × 50mm). Use the Print Then Cut feature for best results — Cricut will print your label and then cut it to shape automatically.
Does CLPeasy work on mobile?
Yes — CLPeasy is fully mobile friendly and works on iPhone and Android. You can build, preview and download labels directly from your phone. PNG files save to your camera roll and SVG files save to your files app.
What is EUH208 and do I need it on my label?
EUH208 is a supplementary hazard statement that means "Contains [substance name] — may produce an allergic reaction." You need it on your label if your fragrance contains a CLP/REACH classified skin sensitiser above the threshold concentration (0.01% for category 1A, 0.1% for category 1B). Your SDS Section 2.2 will tell you exactly which sensitisers are present and whether EUH208 applies. CLPeasy has a built-in library of all 28 common CLP fragrance sensitisers to help you.
Can I cancel my subscription at any time?
Yes — cancel anytime with no questions asked. You keep paid access until the end of your current billing period. Labels saved in your browser remain there unless its site data is cleared.
What's the difference between Easy Trial, Easy Start and Easy Pro?
Easy Trial is free for 14 days with up to 10 watermarked downloads — no card needed. After the trial, Easy Start (£9.99/mo or £99/year) gives you 20 downloads/month, no watermark, the full label builder, supplier SDS guide, A4 print sheets and Cricut export. Easy Pro (£14.99/mo or £149/year) gives you 30 downloads/month and priority support. Smart Paste is included on both plans, and saved labels are organised automatically by product type. Both plans include top-up packs if you need more — 5 extra downloads for £3.99 or 10 for £7.99. Not sure which plan is right for you?
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Are there any download limits?
The Easy Trial includes up to 10 watermarked label downloads so you can test the full workflow. Easy Start gives you 20 downloads/month and Easy Pro gives you 30 downloads/month — shown as a progress bar in the builder so you always know where you stand. If you need more in any month, top-up packs are available: 5 extra downloads for £3.99 or 10 for £7.99. Credits never expire and stack on top of your monthly allowance.
