Check Le Labo Cosmetic Batch Code

Le Labo perfume, personalized label, and refill date check

Before you rely on the decoded date

• Inspect perfume bottle and vial labels, bottle bases, carton labels, refill documentation, tube crimps, lotion and shampoo containers, candle labels, and set packaging for the relevant production information. “33” in Santal 33, “13” in Another 13, a city name, personalization, fragrance formula reference such as ILN54063, size, barcode, and purchase-order label are not conventional batch codes.
• Le Labo states that each refill receives an updated label with its refill date and that freshly compounded eau de parfums typically macerate for at least 14 days from mixing. A refill therefore changes the formula date while reusing the older bottle. Classic and City Exclusive discovery sets contain separate vials; perfume, body lotion, shower gel, shampoo, candle, and diffuser formats also require different condition and safety checks.

Common lookup mistakes

• Record the Le Labo scent, format, size, personalized mixing or refill date, and any separate compact mark; for a refill, use the updated label rather than the age of the reusable bottle.
• Allow a freshly compounded perfume to complete the stated maceration period, then store it upright at room temperature away from direct sunlight. Follow separate hygiene or safety guidance for body, hair, candle, and diffuser products.