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Knowing how to interpret the symbols, how long different products last, and detecting signs of deterioration will help you take better care of your skin... and get the most out of them.
Most cosmetics include an icon of an open jar with a number and the letter M (for example, 6M or 12M). This symbol indicates how many months you can use the product once opened, provided you store it correctly.
It is not an exact expiration date, but a reference for safe use after the first contact with air.

These times may vary depending on the formula, the preservation system, and the method of application.
Beyond the recommended time, there are very clear signs that indicate a product is no longer in good condition and should be discontinued:
Perfumes work differently than cosmetics. They don't expire suddenly, but they do deteriorate over time. That is, they can still be usable, but lose quality, intensity, and olfactory fidelity.
On average, a perfume stays in good condition for between 3 and 5 years, although this period depends on several factors:
A perfume in poor condition usually shows clear changes. When this happens, the perfume no longer offers the experience for which it was created.
Proper storage can greatly extend the life of your products:
Checking the expiration dates of your cosmetics and perfumes is a simple way to care for your skin and enjoy each product at its best. Paying attention to usage time, signs of deterioration, and proper storage will make the difference between an effective product… and one that has already reached the end of its lifespan.