On the issue of whether the DHC production batch number can be cut off

I just helped you buckle mine, and I found that I couldn't pick it off. I guess you're supposed to be a fake.

Even if it is really smuggled from Japan, it will not be any different from ours, and don't forget that the official website sells original Japanese products.

Even if the DHC sold in Japan is not as sophisticated as ours, it will not be exaggerated to the point that the production batch number can be deducted.

Also, I helped you look at my mother's cosmetics (bought in Japan).The production date is also not cut.

But don't be upset, spend money on a little experience. Believe me, I have suffered no less than you in this regard. Suffer a small loss now, and you will not suffer a big loss in the future.

Really don't be too sad, my analysis should be fake, there is nothing wrong. But it's not 100 percent. Because no one knows for sure. But you can also think of him as real. In this way, you will use up the unused and feel more happy.

Don't give me points because I don't listen to my words, I'm very attentive to your problems, and the so-called loyalty is against the ear.

Some of the batch numbers brought back from Japan can be deducted, but not all of them can be deducted. Now only know that Q10 cream can.

If it is a fake, it should be used as soon as it is used. Like whether the cleansing oil is **, you will know if you have used it**.

Mine was bought at a DHC specialty store in Hong Kong, I just tried it, I can't cut it all out, there will be traces, and I can see the batch number.

The counter cannot be deducted, but it may require a potion.

If you deduct it, it's a fake, and you really can't deduct it.

You can check it with Cavella, I use this software to check the production date.

In my 4 years of experience with DHC, the 0 in the first batch number is produced in 2010, and then it is indicated by letters. c for 2011 and d for 2012. For example, the cleansing oil dgdts on my hand represent the production in August 2012.

This is a cosmetic product produced in Japan and sold domestically, and there is basically no indication of the production date and expiration date on the packaging, and the packaging of DHC products only has the production lot number, but the meaning of this batch number is generally undecipherable. Because DHC and Japan have mature regulatory mechanisms, the quantity and sales of products are very strictly controlled, and the freshest cosmetics are sold to consumers, so they can be used with confidence.

DHC products exported to Hong Kong for sale are marked with Chinese Traditional Chinese and English on the outer box, and the Arabic numeral number is marked in the upper right corner, which is the product code. At the bottom of the sticker is the expiration date of the product, which also has a shelf life of "three years (unopened)". DHC products exported to Taiwan are also marked with Chinese traditional Chinese and English on the outer packaging box, and the number code of the product is also in the upper right corner, which is not the production date, but the effective date of the product.

For example, when you see a DHC eyelash repair solution, the number 71 is marked in the upper right corner, which is the product number. At the bottom of the sticker is an eight-digit number that reads "This is the expiration date, and the upper line is also marked with "Shelf life: three years (unopened)."

If you buy DHC cosmetics that are original in Japan, there is no production date on them. If it is repackaged after the export procedure, the product information of the imported cosmetics will be affixed, and the production date will be included, which can be easily seen.

Consumers need to pay attention to the fact that the three-year shelf life marked on the packaging is for unopened cosmetics, and if it is opened, it should be used within half a year to avoid invalidation.

How to identify the production date and expiration date of DHC in Japan?

The issue of the production date of DHC products has attracted a lot of attention now, but after a long time of discussion, there is no result. Because there is no unified notation of the production date of Japanese products, the production batch number of Japanese products cannot be determined due to its uncertainty, and can only be judged according to the date of purchase.

Some people also say: it is to look at the barcode, the second number is the first year, if it is 45, it is produced in 2005. But I think it's debatable, because compared to some of my DHC products, it's 602T, which is not 2000, it's unlikely.

Some people say that it is a production management number, and it is not possible to know the date.

DHC has done a good job in terms of sales and service, and the quality is very satisfactory at present, but this part makes people feel very uncomfortable. **）

On the other hand, China's DHC has Made in Japen, while Japan's has no label (only export products have a label).

What is certain is that the products sold in Japan in the country are basically the freshest in addition to the **rush to expire Unlike the domestic sales are originally very fresh, but they need to go through inspection and quarantine in China Delay a lot of time Really to the domestic Many are shelf life over 1 year So there is no fresh food sent directly from Japan Both have their own advantages and disadvantages Please decide for yourself!

The DHC on the Hong Kong official website is posted with a Chinese (traditional) description, but the font is very small and marked in English is the same as the official website of Taiwan, with a product number in the upper right corner, and a production date (different from Taiwan, China) below, with a shelf life of 3 years. It is made in Japan and imported to Hong Kong for sale, and there is a Made in Japen mark (there is no one on the Japanese official website, only export goods have this mark). There is no CIQ mark on China's official website (that is the China inspection and quarantine mark).

DHC on Taiwan's official website has Chinese (traditional) description, product number, expiration date and other information. It is made in Japan and imported to Taiwan for sale, and there is a Made in Japen label (there is no one on the Japanese official website, only export goods have this label). There is no CIQ mark on China's official website (that is the China inspection and quarantine mark).

In fact, all cosmetics and beauty products will not know the production date as long as you are not a counter lady. Each cosmetics and cosmetics has a production date of one**. We won't look at all.

So that's why don't buy cosmetics and beauty products online.

The expiration date of all cosmetics is on the bottom line of the date of manufacture to the right of it.

The one I bought should have a Chinese logo with a silver-gray bottom on the side of the outer packaging, whether it is the production date or whatever.

The expiration date is on the bottom line of the date of manufacture to the right of it.

The general shelf life is three years.

The production date is the production lot number.

DHC lipstick has a lot number with 4 letters on the bottom, the first number representing the year of manufacture.

The numbers and years correspond as follows: respectively represent the year.

The second letter represents the month of production: there are two letters from January to December to represent the month of production. Letters: a, b, c, d, e, f, g, h, j, k, l, m represent January to December.

The last two digits have nothing to do with the date of manufacture. For example, 5a12 indicates production in January 2005.

This also asked the sisters at the counter.,They said it's generally on the unopened outer box.,So it's best not to throw away the box.,The bar code or something is said to not represent the production date.。

I am selling DHC in **, and I have not yet understood the opinion of the batch number. Looking at the first digit is the most common opinion, but there are many that do not start with a number, and the validity period of the label is still based on the label. In Japan, the packaging that is older will be different, such as the packaging in a transparent box.

Therefore, this depends on whether the commodity ** is a lot different from the general selling price (the selling price I said is not the official website of China), and we will generally clear out when the date is approaching.

DHC should be marked on the box with an expiration date, not a manufacturing date.

In fact, Japanese cosmetics do not have a date of manufacture.

However, there will be a production lot number on the specific product (bottom).

DHC is generally four digits, the first one is the year, as long as you know this, it is almost the same.

For example, 712t is produced in 07. The shelf life of unopened packaging is generally three years, so don't think about it after a long time.

But one thing to note is that I've heard that the first batch number of their soap production is not the year.

It feels good to support it.

There are four kinds of products in the trial pack There are two things It is best to use them all There are instructions However, this is only a few dosages I think it is just a feeling It may not be cured with three trial packs The most important thing is to use the unloading liquid to clear the pores every day Use the oil that can clear the pores After washing and scooping it up, wash it again with castile soap Then take more shots of the makeup water and finally apply olive oil Stick to a period of time is fugue has an effect If you want to really control it, it is recommended that you buy a set of 580 yuan Long-term use can control it no longer You have been growing for a few years You can't expect to be cured in a few days It takes a month to get a cure, and after it is cured, it is more important that no new beans grow, right?

There is no solution to the batch number, but as long as the shelf life in Japan exceeds 3 years, it is a lot number.

In fact, it is very simple, usually 3 or 4 digits plus an English letter For example: 401t, it is January 2004.

535n, this I feel like it should be the 35th day of '05.

The 608N was produced in August 2006.

The English alphabet may be their different product category or department, right? Estimates have little to do with dates.

Because the production date will be posted on the official website of DHC, I couldn't understand it before, and then I bought DHC's things on TB, according to the production date told me, basically in line with this rule B

Please ask what you bought, if you have been buying it on the official website, there will be no fakes, you don't have to worry about the problem of the location of the batch number, and you are very concerned about it, the position of the batch number changes are also very normal, if the position of the machine changes when the manufacturer produces, there will also be a problem of batch number changes, so don't worry too much about this problem, I think this soap is not very good, I am a mixed ** with acne, at the beginning I also bought a large nourishing soap and aloe vera soap, the result is not easy to use, acne, But it was very clean.

DAQDC is the batch number, which contains the production date, and ordinary people can't understand these things, so they can only use some tools to check them. You can check it with the concave app, I will help you check it with the concave app, the production date is March 2012, the shelf life is March 2015, and it has now expired. Check it out for yourself.