How to look at the production date and shelf life of French skincare products

The first letter indicates the place of origin, the second digit 1-9 indicates the month of production (but October is represented by A, November is used B, and December is represented by C), and the third digit indicates the year, such as 6 indicates the production in 2006.

Here's how:

2. Open the Cosmetics Batch Number Inquiry applet.

3. Select the cosmetics brand you want to query: e.g. lamer.

4. Enter the batch number of the cosmetic product: e.g. K88.

5. Click on the query to see, for example: lamer + k88 production date is August 2018.

6. The batch number of general cosmetics is on the bottle body or low bottle, pay attention to finding.

Most Japanese skincare products don't tell you the date of manufacture directly

Instead, use the product batch number to query, like Florance is also Japanese, find its product batch number on the packaging or on the product, and check the batch number in the real self, you can know its production date and expiration date!

Check whether there is a 6-digit alphanumeric string on the surface of the cosmetics, and if so, then this is the date of manufacture.

There is a 6-digit code at the bottom, then this is the production date, and the batch number is 6056qd.

6 represents the year is 16 years, if it is 5, it is 15 years, and 056 represents the day, that is, it is produced on the 56th day of the 16th year, which is about February of the 16th year.

Generally, products that do not have a shelf life of more than 3 years are written.

To look at the production date, you still need to look at the 6-digit string of the bottle.

The meaning of 6 characters. The first two represent the date, which is what number it was produced. The third letter represents the year, and h-v represents the years 2000-2014. The fourth letter represents the month, and A-L represents the months from January to December, respectively.

1. Lancome: Lancôme's batch has been changed since June 08, it used to be 5, and now it is 6, such as 18F900 The first two 18 indicate that the origin is the United States, if 40 means France. The third digit represents the year, f means 09 years, if e means 08 years, and so on.

The fourth digit indicates the month, 9 indicates the production in September, 1-9 indicates the first to September, October is the letter O (october), November is the letter N (November), and December is the last two digits of D (December), some people think that it represents the production line and has no meaning. 18F900, we can know that this cosmetic represents the production in the United States in September 09. The shelf life of skin care products is three years without opening, and it is best to use it up within a year after opening.

Four years in make-up and five years in perfume. 2. Estee Lauder: A brand under the group:

Estee Lauder, Clinique. Most of them are three-yard lot codes: XYZ; For example, Estee Lauder's B98X denotes production.

Lancôme's batch has been changed since June 08, it used to be 5, and now it is 6, such as 18F900 The first two digits 18 indicate that the origin is the United States, if it is 40, it means France. The third digit represents the year, f means 09 years, if e means 08 years, and so on. The fourth digit represents the month, 9 represents the production in September, 1-9 represents the virtual messenger from January to September, October is the letter O (october), November is the letter N (November), and December is the last two digits of D (December).

18F900, we can know that this cosmetic represents the production in the United States in September 09. The shelf life of skin care products is three years without opening, and it is best to use it up within a year after opening. Four years in make-up and five years in perfume.

2. Estee Lauder: Group's brands: Estee Lauder, Clinique Clinique.

Most of them are three-yard lot codes: XYZ; For example, Estee Lauder's b98x indicates poor potato yield.

Dear, I am a reference.

1. Foreign cosmetics, in fact, are the same as domestic cosmetics, and the shelf life is generally not different, and their best use period is also evaluated according to their different types. So, generally speaking, it is about 3-5 years.

2. Foreign cosmetics do not directly indicate the production date and shelf life on the packaging like domestic cosmetics, so you should inquire according to the relevant batch number. However, if the expiration date after opening, it is also marked with 6m or 12m.