How to find the batch code?

A batch code is usually stamped or printed with a dot-matrix printer. You can be confused with the catalog number of the product (Ref.) and EAN / UPC number (barcode), which also appear on the packaging, but these numbers are printed in a standard way. Batch codes can be distinguished because they are applied later to the already printed package.

A batch code is an identification code assigned to a batch of cosmetics. It may contain information such as manufacturers code, production date, etc.

Select a brand to see instructions on how to look for a specific brand’s batch codes. The batch code is printed or stamped on the bottom of the product package.

Cosmetics produced or distributed by Estée Lauder Inc.:

C79 – This is the correct code. Find the code on the package that looks like this.

1G5Y-66 027131816652 BE-2260 – This is not a batch code. Don’t enter values that look like this.

Cosmetics produced or distributed by CHANEL SAS:

6901 – This is the correct code. Find the code on the package that looks like this.

3145891263107 126.310 92200 W1J 6DG – This is not a batch code. Don’t enter values that look like this.

Cosmetics produced or distributed by L’Oréal SA:

38U60OG – This is the correct code. Find the code on the package that looks like this.

75001 2210360 – This is not a batch code. Don’t enter values that look like this.

SGT20WA – This is the correct code. Find the code on the package that looks like this.

75000 93584 3605972342621 – This is not a batch code. Don’t enter values that look like this.

38S60OS – This is the correct code. Find the code on the package that looks like this.

75008 75000 93584 W6 8AZ – This is not a batch code. Don’t enter values that look like this.

40S51Z – This is the correct code. Find the code on the package that looks like th