How to check the production date and batch number of IPSA

ipsa is a brand from Japan, so there is usually no standard production date on its products. How to check the production date of IPSA? How to check the ipsa production batch number?

How to check the production date of IPSA

Japanese cosmetics generally do not have a production date, because the products on the shelves are the freshest dates. The shelf life is generally 3 years if unopened. After opening, it is recommended to use them within 12 months. IPSA is an independent beauty brand under the Japanese Shiseido Group and is sold through specialty counters.

How to check the IPSA production batch number

Cosmetic Calculator is a cosmetics production batch number query website in the United States. It collects more than 380 brands, mainly from the United States, but also includes a small number of European, Japanese and Korean brands, for example. Very niche American brands can be found on this website, but there are fewer brands from countries other than the United States. For example, common Japanese brands such as Shiseido, Haba, Freeplus, Curel, etc. are not included. Although it is an English interface, it is very simple and clear. When searching, you only need to select the brand in the cOSMetic caculator section and enter the production batch number on the bottle. However, since it is a foreign website, it loads slowly and requires scientific Internet access occasionally. You can use the "quick brand search" quick brand query function, enter the brand name in this text box, and select the required brand in the drop-down box that appears. If the required brand does not appear, it means that the brand has not been included. In addition, the Aoola Beauty App is used to check the production date of cosmetics and skin care products. Basically, any brand you want to check can be found. After opening the app, an option to check the batch number will be displayed at the bottom. Just enter the production number.

IPSA comes from the Latin word "ipse", which means "self, autonomy, spontaneity". Technology that promotes cell renewal with the goal of "stimulating the vitality of beauty". Through the skin tester at the counter, we can tailor a "beauty prescription" for customers from skin care to makeup. The packaging is "interesting and avant-garde", especially the packaging design of the skin care series is full of futuristic science fiction, and the optical foundation and matte eye shadow are indeed ahead of similar products in the industry in terms of texture and color distribution. We hired the famous French photographer Francis Gjacobetti to create the brand's advertising image, which perfectly reflects light without using models. A mysterious feeling between the shadows. Whether it is makeup or skin care, transparency can be said to be the core concept of the brand.