Care basics

This page covers plain steps for handling cosmetic jars, bottles and tubes listed in our catalogue. We gather basic label terms, storage tips and everyday advice for trying a new formula.

Reading a cosmetic label

Cosmetic packaging carries key details. The volume shows the total liquid or cream inside the container. Ingredients run in order of amount, from the highest share down to smaller additions. Look for the small open jar symbol on the carton or bottle. The number inside that symbol marks how many months the formula stays fresh once unsealed.

Where to store products

Keep bottles and jars in a dry place away from direct sunlight. Always close the lid tightly right after use to keep air out. A shelf inside a steamy bathroom is the worst spot for creams because daily heat and humidity spoil oils. A bedroom drawer or a closed hallway cupboard keeps the textures stable.

Trying something new

Introduce one new item at a time so you can track how your skin responds. Dab a small amount on the inner arm or behind the ear before placing it across the face. Wait a day to see how the spot looks. If redness or irritation shows up, stop using the product right away and wash the area with plain cool water.

When to write to us or the retail partner

We maintain this catalogue and answer questions about listed ingredients, jar sizes and formula textures. We do not sell items, hold inventory or take payments. For order status, package delivery updates, damaged parcels, returns or questions about when the payment goes back, check your account at the retail partner where you placed the order.