We know that reading cosmetic labels can be confusing. That's why we've created this Guide to help our consumers decipher many of the symbols and statements that may appear on our labels
1: PRODUCT IDENTITY: statement of what the product is.
2: NET CONTENTS: the amount of product in the package. The “e” following the volume declaration is a guarantee that the product has been filled in accordance with the average system of measures used in the European Union (EU).
3: PRODUCT INGREDIENTS: lists all ingredients used in the formula in descending order of concentration. This is especially important for those people who are seeking a specific ingredient or want to avoid one. In addition, our ingredient listing now includes the various components of a fragrance ingredient previously not listed and therefore /may be longer. This is important information for that small percentage of the population who may be sensitive to certain components of fragrances.
4: DIRECTIONS FOR USE: informs you of how, when and where to use the product.
tells you the recommended number of months within which the product should be used after you have first opened and used it, provided the product has been stored under normal conditions and not exposed to extreme temperatures. For example (24M) means that you should replace this product within (24 months) after first opening. The “Period After Opening” number will vary based upon the type of cosmetic product.
denotes that our Company contributes to European programs for the proper disposal and recycling of all packing components.
tells you to look elsewhere in the packaging for additional information, for example in a leaflet, card or tag. 