Where is the batch number of La Mer cream? How to read the batch number on the bottom of the La Mer bottle

La Mer is a high-end luxury brand and one of the brands of Estee Lauder. There is a way to check the production date of La Mer products. The batch number rules of products of the same brand are the same. So, where is the batch number of La Mer cream?

Where is the batch number of La Mer cream?

The batch number of La Mer cream is on the packaging box and the bottom of the cream bottle. It is a 3-digit spray-coded batch number. All genuine LaMer products have the corresponding product batch number (batch number) printed on the packaging box and its own container (usually on the bottom), and the production date can be checked through the batch number.

How to read the batch number on the bottom of the lamer bottle

The first is that the letters have no real meaning. The first digit of the La Mer product batch number has nothing to do with the production date, so you don’t need to pay attention to it. The second digit represents the month, 1 to 9 correspond to January to September, October is A or O, November is B or N, December is C or D, and the third digit represents the year, such as 0 is 2010, 1 is 2011, and so on. For example, C90 is produced in September 2010. The product batch number is P95, 9 represents September, and 5 represents 15 years, which means the production date is September 2015.

How long is the shelf life of La Mer cream

The shelf life of La Mer cream is three years when it is unopened. But the theoretical shelf life after opening is one year. In real life, it is recommended to use up the product within 3-4 months after opening. Because the opened cream is affected by bacteria and microorganisms in the air, the oxidation rate of the cream will be accelerated, causing the effective ingredients of the cream to lose their effectiveness.

What should I do if La Mer cream expires?

It is best not to continue applying La Mer cream on your face after it expires, but if you think it is a waste to throw it away directly, you can use it on your body if it has just expired. Of course, if it has been expired for a long time, you must not continue to use it, even on your body.