Yes. Most face creams and moisturizers keep about three years unopened and 12 months after opening, the 12M symbol on the pack. Jars you dip into go off sooner than pumps and tubes.
General cosmetics guidance for moisturizer, not a brand promise. A date or open-jar symbol printed on your pack always wins.
The batch code is on the base of the jar or bottle or on the crimp of the tube; the open-jar symbol is on the label or the box.
About 12 months for most; a jar you dip into is best used within 6 to 12 months.
It can. Preservatives weaken with age, and bacteria in an old opened cream can irritate the skin.
It is the period-after-opening (PAO) symbol, an open jar with a number: 12M means use within 12 months of opening.
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