How should the ingredient list be formatted for U.S. labels for private label eye care?

Quick Answer (for busy buyers)

Here’s the buyer-first summary. If your brand name is on the label, you usually act as the responsible person and must ensure the listing is submitted and kept current.

• For U.S. cosmetic eye care (eye cream, eye gel, eye serum), format the ingredient declaration as: “Ingredients:” followed by INCI names.
• List ingredients present at more than 1% in descending order; ingredients at 1% or less may be listed in any order after those.
• Color additives are typically listed at the end, and fragrance can appear as “Fragrance” (or “Parfum”).
• Use English, keep it legible (commonly at least 1/16 inch type, unless the pack is very small), and place it on the outer container (carton), with the jar/tube if space allows.
• If your eye care is OTC in the U.S. (for example, SPF or drug active claims), the format changes to Drug Facts, with Active ingredients (with %), Purpose, Uses, Warnings, Directions, and Inactive ingredients.
• We will confirm your intended claims early so your label structure matches the correct category.
• On the OEM/ODM side, we can provide customized formulas and lab samples (usually 1 to 2 rounds), help prepare label-ready INCI lists, and support documentation and testing (for example, GMP/ISO manufacturing docs, product test reports, and barcode/packaging artwork coordination).
• MOQ and lead time depend on formula and packaging; we support small-batch starts and scale-up on automated lines once the final sample and packaging are approved.