I am posting it right now.

I have a new design for you with the "star" addition.

I love this latest one you posted. Great choice on the color green, it really makes it pop. My only concern is that the silver, when printed, will be really silver. What do you think?

Only the logo is silver. I built it using Pantone 877 which is actually a silver metallic spot color ink. But it must be produced by printers who can print spot colors. If you use the right printer, it will be produced as you wish and as i designed.

I can help you find a suitable printer if you need the help.

I have a printer but I am not sure if they do the spot ink so I will have to get back with you on that one. Because this is an entire line of products and I want to keep the labels very similar how can I use you and use this label kinda as a template so just some basic information can be changed around but a whole new label does not need to be designed?

As long as the labels are the same size, changes would be easy for me. If you want to use me exclusively for your product labels, we would have greatest possible consistency between each label. We could make every label look and feel the same across the product line.

Template is a word that is difficult to define. Some people think that means the same background. Others think its the same relative positioning of objects. In this case, a template could mean keeping positions, colors, and object sizes the same from label to label. In this sense we would not redesign anything. You would need someone like me to do that. I am betting your product containers will vary in size. Maybe not.

Should you want to use me for future labels, I would recommend starting a freelance project on this site and then notify me. Freelance projects allow you to pick a designer that is willing to work with you.
I hope this helps answer your question. Feel free to ask me anything else.

That answers my question perfectly. Thank you so much. I look forward to working with you on this lines labels. Have a great night.

Here is what all I need in order to finish this label up.

The printer will need the original file in order to produce the highest quality print.

I will also need to know the quantity to be printed and also the label size.

Additionally:

· Lavender is misspelled
· If you’re using proprietary blends, they should have a comma after each of them – but, federal law may require that blends not be used in a cosmetic, but rather the statement “and other ingredients.”
· The size of the container should read: “Net weight 4 oz. (113.4 g.)”
· The directions currently state: “…thin layer fo the gel.”
· The comma following “Targets Fat” appears to contain an unnecessary space
· The complete address of the business must be used.

The product may be considered misbranded if some or all of these errors are not corrected.

I do love this design, I have not heard anything back from you and the expiration date is in 2 days.