How to check the shelf life of Guerlain perfume? Will Guerlain perfume expire?

Guerlain perfume is a very popular brand. Many girls know about Guerlain perfume, but not many have used it because it is very expensive. So we need to know how to check the shelf life of Guerlain perfume? Will Guerlain perfume expire?

Guerlain's production date is usually marked on the bottom or body of the cosmetic bottle. Generally speaking, perfume has a very long shelf life. Guerlain's production batch number is a four-digit code consisting of numbers and letters. The first digit represents the year: 0 represents 2010 and 1 represents 2011. The second digit represents the month, P=February, S=May, T=June, U=July, V=August, W=September, X=October, Y=November. Generally, unopened skin care products have a shelf life of three years. After opening, it is best to use them up as soon as possible to avoid product deterioration caused by opening. Guerlain was founded in 1828 and is a very famous cosmetics company with a wide range of business, mainly perfumes, cosmetics and skin care products. When buying Guerlain products, it is best to buy them at a counter or an officially authorized store to avoid buying fakes.

Will expire. Generally speaking, the shelf life of perfume is very long. This is because perfume is not a high-consumption product, so the storage problem has been thought of when it was manufactured. As a top brand in perfume, Guerlain's perfume is even more so. If it is stored properly, the shelf life can even reach ten years. But once opened, it can only last for an average of 6-18 months. Fresh citrus fragrance perfumes have a shorter shelf life, and floral fragrance perfumes last about one to one and a half years. In fact, since you have spent money to buy perfume, don't be stingy about using it, because once the perfume is unpacked, it will slowly evaporate. Instead of letting it evaporate silently, it is better to use it on your body to make yourself exude confidence and happy charm. If you want to extend the life of the perfume, it is recommended not to tear off the plastic film on the outer box. After each use, put the bottle cap as soon as possible, put it in a box wrapped in plastic film, and then put the perfume in a cool cabinet. If you find that the color of the perfume becomes turbid or the top taste becomes sour, it means that the perfume has deteriorated.

Perfume colors are mostly yellow, light yellow and purple. Yellow represents nobility, warmth, enthusiasm and power, while purple represents mystery, elegance and romance. Other colors are less common. The color of perfume should be soft and not too bright and dazzling. The fragrance of perfume should be pure, rich and fragrant, refreshing, without unpleasant pungent smell. The choice of fragrance is the most important step in purchasing perfume. First of all, do not smell it directly at the bottle mouth, but drop 1~2 drops on the back of your hand, or spray 1~2 times, and then smell it after the alcohol evaporates. The perfume on the back of your hand is heated by body temperature, and the fragrance it emits is almost the same as the effect when it is actually used. Or smell the bottle cap of the perfume to determine the fragrance characteristics of the purchased perfume according to personal preferences and different uses. After trying the perfume, wait at least 10 minutes for the alcohol to evaporate before you know the real smell of the perfume. It is best to leave the perfume counter for a while (because there are usually other perfumes mixed there) to give yourself enough time (about half an hour), and also give yourself a relatively clean and simple olfactory environment, and once again "test" this perfume. If this scent still makes you feel good, you might as well buy a bottle of it.

The first method of identification: Whether it is a genuine standard package or a genuine sample, there is usually a transparent plastic paper at the bottom of the perfume bottle, which contains the name, specifications and origin of the perfume (some even have the origin directly engraved on the bottom of the bottle). Fake perfume does not have this paper or engravings. This is the first method that can be used to distinguish real and fake perfume.

The second way to distinguish: the bottom of the bottle and the bottom of the outer box of genuine perfume have the same number. If the bottom of the bottle is gc118, then the bottom of the box must also be gc118. Fake perfume has no number on the bottom of the bottle or the bottom of the box. Of course, some samples are excluded.

The third method of identification: the genuine standard package (25 ml, 30 ml, 40 ml, 50 ml, 75 ml, 100 ml, 130 ml, etc.) should have an outer paper box. Most of the Q-version genuine samples have boxes, and a small number of them have no paper boxes and are wrapped in plastic paper. It is better to be careful when buying so-called simple or bulk perfumes. Whether it is the bottle or the outer packaging, the genuine perfume is very delicately made and generally has a good texture.