How to check the production batch number of DHC lip balm? Can pregnant women use it?

DHC is a brand, a Japanese skin care brand that is liked by many people. So what should I do with the production batch number of DHC lip balm? Can pregnant women use DHC lip balm?

How to read the production batch number of DHC lip balm

There is a batch number consisting of 4 numbers and letters at the bottom. The first number represents the production year, the second letter represents the production month, and the last two digits have nothing to do with the production date. For example, 5A12 means it was produced in January 2005.

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There is a batch number consisting of 4 numbers and letters on the bottom of the DHC lipstick. The first number represents the year of production. The correspondence between numbers and years is as follows: 2, 1, 0, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3 represent 2012, 2011, 2010, 2009, 2008, 2007, 2006, 2005, 2004, and 2003 respectively.

The second letter represents the month of production: there are two letters representing the month of production from January to December. Letters: ABCDEFGHJKLM represent January to December.

The last two digits have nothing to do with the date of manufacture. For example, 5A12 means it was produced in January 2005.

Can pregnant women use DHC lip balm?

Pregnant women can use DHC lipstick because it does not contain ingredients that should be used with caution by pregnant women. For pregnant friends, the lipstick they use must not contain ingredients that pregnant women should use with caution, because if pregnant women use ingredients that pregnant women should use with caution too frequently, there is a risk of causing fetal malformations.

In addition, pregnant women should pay attention not to use DHC lipstick too frequently, because DHC lipstick contains a trace amount (the usage amount does not exceed 1.0%) of phenoxyethanol preservative. The effect of this preservative is self-proclaimed antibacterial. It can cause heat or slight pain to the skin and is slightly irritating to the eyes. Therefore, pregnant women should not use DHC lipstick too frequently. If you don't feel any discomfort when using DHC lipstick in the past, you can just reduce the amount and frequency of use.

This is the end of our introduction to the production batch number of DHC lip balm. Pregnant women can also use DHC lip balm.