Check Tsubaki Cosmetic Batch Code

FineToday TSUBAKI shampoo, treatment, mask, and refill lot check

Before you rely on the decoded date

• Inspect bottle bases and rear labels, refill-pouch seams, tube crimps, treatment and mask jar bases, oil-bottle labels, and any outer wrap for a compact lot mark. Japanese range wording, camellia ingredient claims, barcode, 450 mL or refill size, product name, and shampoo-versus-conditioner designation are not the manufacturing batch code.
• A TSUBAKI bottle and its later refill can be produced on different dates, and shampoo, conditioner, daily treatment, weekly mask, and finishing oil are separately formulated products. Preserve any explicit Japanese date marking, and do not transfer the code from the reusable bottle to a refill pouch or from an outer multipack to every component.

Common lookup mistakes

• Photograph the Japanese rear label and the suspected mark before recycling a pouch, and record every refill separately rather than continuing to use the original bottle date.
• Wash and dry a reusable bottle before refilling it, keep water out of treatment and mask jars, close pouch and bottle openings, and replace a product after leakage, unexpected odor or color, persistent separation, texture change, or scalp irritation.