CLP Pictograms Explained

A hazard pictogram alerts us to the presence of a hazardous chemical. They help us to know what chemicals we are using could cause harm to people or the environment. CLP hazard pictograms are in the shape of a diamond with a red border and white background. One more more pictograms may appear on a single label.

CLP Regulations for candles and wax melts generally use the following 3 distinct pictograms.

Health hazard/ Hazardous to the ozone layer pictogram

Symbol: exclamation mark

What does it mean?

Examples of precautionary statements

Health hazard/ Serious health hazard pictogram

Symbol: health hazard

What does it mean?

Examples of precautionary statements

Environmentally damaging/ Hazardous to the environment pictogram

Symbol: environment

What does it mean?

Examples of precautionary statements

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Where do I put my CLP label?
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Do I have to put my personal home and telephone number on my CLP labels?⁠⁠

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