How to check the shelf life of Water Baby sunscreen

Sunscreen is needed in spring, summer, autumn and winter. Ultraviolet rays are everywhere, so how do you determine the shelf life of Sunscreen? What is the shelf life of Water Baby sunscreen?

How to check the shelf life of Water Baby sunscreen

Generally, the shelf life of water baby is between 2 years and 2.5 years. The first digit indicates the year of production, and the second letter indicates the month of production. For example, the batch number on the bottom of the bottle is: 0E5551, which means it was produced in May 2010.

Take "0E5551 EXP0512" as an example:

1. The first digit of "0E5551" indicates the year of production, and the second letter indicates the month of production. The batch number on the bottom of the bottle is: 0E5551, which should have been produced in May 2010.

The specific letters representing the months are as follows: A: B: C: D: E: G: H: J: K: M: N: P: Twelve

2. “EXP0512”: EXP refers to the expiration date. Since the date writing habit in English is opposite to that in Chinese, “day/month/year”, EXP0512 is in the format of “month/year”, which means it expires in May 2012.

3. “0E5551 EXP0512” means that the American Water Baby sunscreen with batch number 0E5551 in May 2010 has an expiration date of May 2012.

How long is the shelf life of Water Baby sunscreen?

Sunscreen can effectively block the damage caused by ultraviolet rays to the skin, but you must pay attention to the shelf life before using it. Water Baby Sunscreen is a sunscreen product that can be used by children, babies and adults. Its coefficient is SPF50 and can be applied on the face or the whole body. The shelf life of WaterBaby sunscreen is within 12 months. Water Baby sunscreen has high performance, is sweat-resistant and waterproof, and has no oiliness. Because this product does not contain any harmful chemicals, it will not irritate the skin or cause allergic reactions. However, the above reactions will not occur unless it is within the shelf life. If it is beyond the shelf life, it may cause discomfort. Therefore, I hope that everyone will carefully check the shelf life before using it.

In addition, I would like to tell you that there are many precautions before using Sunscreen. First of all, when using it, be sure not to apply it into the eyes. If it accidentally enters the eyes, do not rub your eyes and wash them clean in time. If there is redness, swelling, itching or peeling before use, be sure to stop using it.