Are you creating labels for lip balm? You've got a few essentials to cover. You'll need the product name, business name, and business contact info, like an address or phone number. Australian regulations also require you to list all the ingredients in descending order by weight. 

If you're making specific claims like "moisturising" or "SPF 15," make sure you can back it up. The last thing you want is a fine or unhappy customer. So, keep it transparent and clear.

When it comes to lip gloss, you must let folks know what's inside. Australian guidelines say you should list ingredients in order of quantity. 

Start with the ingredient with the highest proportion and go down. This info usually goes on the back or side of the product in a font that's easy to read. Remember to include any potential allergens.

Size matters when you're making custom lip balm labels. Too big and it'll overlap or peel off; too small and no one can read it. 

A typical size might be around 50mm x 45mm, but you should measure the tube just to be sure. Then, do a test print and wrap it around to see how it fits. Make adjustments as needed before you print a whole batch.

The paper size depends on how many labels you want to print at once and the size of each label. Many people use A4 sheets of sticker paper and lay out multiple labels on a single sheet. Just make sure your printer can handle the paper type and size. Test one sheet first to avoid wastage.