When transferring a product to a container not originally its container, the container must be:

• A. Left unlabelled
• B. Sealed with tape
• C. Properly labeled
• D. Painted with color-code

Answer: (C)

When you move a product into a different container, you must put proper labeling on that container. Labeling provides the exact identity of the product, along with any ingredients, warnings, directions, and who it came from. This helps prevent use errors, allergy issues, and cross‑contamination, and it keeps you compliant with cosmetics labeling rules.

Leaving the container unlabeled creates safety and regulatory problems. Sealing it with tape or using color codes or painting the container can obscure or misrepresent what the product actually is, which defeats the purpose of labeling. Proper labeling ensures anyone who handles or uses the product knows what it is and how to use it safely.