Bottle screen printing

ByLaurie

The gold foil labels I’ve been using on the new bottles are pretty but very time-consuming to make, so I had the bottles screen printed with gold text. They look clean and elegant. A clear label with the scent name goes on the bottom of the bottle and doesn’t show unless you turn it over. I just had a small number of bottles done for the first run, but they look great so I will continue with this. Winter Woods is shown at left.

The text appears less bold in your hand than in the photo. I need to photograph the scents, starting with the four in the Boutique collection.

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