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PET Film (Polyethylene Terephthalate)The most common substrate, featuring excellent heat resistance (withstanding 150 °C–200 °C), high mechanical strength, low stretch deformation, and high transparency, making it ideal for printing. PET film is typically 25 μm–50 μm thick. After corona treatment, its surface adhesion to printing inks improves. Its advantage lies in strong thermal stability—during heating,

Paper-based substrates Coated paper: The surface is coated for smoothness and high whiteness, making it suitable for color printing with vibrant patterns. Because the paper itself is relatively thin and moderately flexible, it is ideal for short-term indoor use (e.g., holiday decorations, temporary wall graphics). Removability mainly depends on the low-tack adhesive on the back,

Cultural Roots and Aesthetic Preferences: From Symbolic Meaning to Visual ExpressionThe symbolic meaning of the circle in Chinese and Australian cultures shapes the design direction and application of custom stickers in each market. Divergent Cultural Symbolism China’s “Completeness” Narrative: In traditional Chinese culture, the circle symbolizes reunion, wholeness, and harmony. This cultural gene permeates sticker

PET (Polyethylene Terephthalate)PET is one of the most widely used waterproof substrates in cosmetic stickers. Its molecular structure is stable, resistant to acids and alkalis, and withstands a wide temperature range (-40°C to 120°C). It offers excellent water resistance—remaining intact without warping, wrinkling, or dissolving even after prolonged contact with water or oils in skincare

Coated Paper Stickers:The surface is coated for smoothness and high whiteness, enabling vivid colors and sharp patterns. It is a common material for decorative stickers—for example, cartoon round stickers in planners or festive decorative stickers. However, its drawbacks are clear: it is not waterproof, tears easily, and may yellow over time when exposed to air.