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Understanding Perfume Shelf-Life Symbols

Cosmetic labels can use dates and symbols to communicate how long a product is expected to remain suitable.

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01 / THE PERSPECTIVE

THE OPEN-JAR SYMBOL

Where applicable, an open-jar icon shows a period after opening, often expressed in months. It is not a universal promise about all storage conditions.

02 / THE DETAIL

DATES AND DIRECTIONS

Other products may carry a minimum-durability date or specific storage advice. Use the information on the exact product.

03 / THE EXPERIENCE

NOTICE THE PRODUCT

If a fragrance changes colour, texture or odour unexpectedly, do not assume it remains suitable merely because a date has not passed.

04 / THE XASIS VIEW

PURCHASE WITH CLARITY

Compare the complete product information before purchase and retain the order details. Good fragrance ownership begins with knowing what you have chosen. A careful choice is about suitability and enjoyment, not simply owning the largest bottle.