Naturie Hatomugi Skin Conditioner 500ml & Skin Conditioning Milk 230ml | Japanese Moisturizer for Face & Body | Made in Japan

According to Japan's MLHW (Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare) cosmetics aren't required to give an expiration date if the unopened product is to use at least 3 years after the manufacturing date under optimal storage conditions.The best 3 methods to determine manufacturing date:- Try contacting the manufacturer and give them the batch code.- There are websites claiming to be able to determine the manufacturing date based on the batch codes for specific brands. (But we don't recommend using them, they are unofficial sources and are not guaranteed to be accurate. Also, they are not officially endorsed by any brands cover.)-Another way to tell whether a product was manufactured within the past 3 years or not is based on their packaging. Japanese products are reformulated or at least repackaged fairly frequently.Major sunscreen and cosmetic brands reformulate every 2 years or so, and can sometimes even repackage annually. There are also a lot of limited-edition designs, as well as products that are limited editions entirely. The brand’s official website (and/or their official social media acounts) should have images of the newest version of the product.And, Japanese manufacturers constantly changing their packaging to adapt the trends and provisions from government. Therefore, if you received the items that are different from the original picture PLEASE informed and ask first before assuming that it is Fake. Naturie Hatomugi Skin Conditioner 500 mlBest-selling Skin Lotion in JapanThe foundation of beautiful skin is moisture.Lack of moisture in the keratin layer degrades the skin’s barrier function and can invite such skin problems as rough patches and excessive sebum.Naturie Hatomugi Lotion supports the skin's barrier function, replenishing and retaining moisture to create a smooth texture and bring out firmness and transparency.Naturie is focused on hydration and moisture retention for the skin and will strive to continue to move forward in our research.