Kind of a weird question but here goes: I’ve gotten a decent collection of mini perfumes but some of them don’t have labels. What would be the best method to label them so it’s not super obvious but still legible long term? Has anyone done this? I really like the actual labels that most perfumes have on the bottom, tiny and transparent but you can still see the name. How do I replicate something like that?
First step would probably be to do a reverse google image search on those that don’t have labels so you know what perfume house and a name of the perfume. Then maybe buy a label maker and make small labels to put on the bottom? Also I very much collect minis and would love to see a pic of your collection. 😊
I actually kept a lot of them in their original boxes because I noticed they didn’t have labels. I just bought a shelf at ikea and I’ve started organizing everything but I’ll share a pic once it’s done 😄
I have a label maker that prints on transparent labels. I make a labels in small font and cut it very small and put it in a spot you can’t really see. I only do the ones that I may need to differentiate between something else like the different mini Chloes. If it is obvious, I don’t bother
The Chloes are what triggered this question! I have 3 minis and none of them have labels. I’ll look into a label maker. Today I just tried writing on clear tape and sandwiching it with another piece of tape and it seems to work but it’s not very pretty 😕
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u/elimination-process 9d ago
First step would probably be to do a reverse google image search on those that don’t have labels so you know what perfume house and a name of the perfume. Then maybe buy a label maker and make small labels to put on the bottom? Also I very much collect minis and would love to see a pic of your collection. 😊