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Re: Sooo, How Long Has Clinique Just Been Sitting Around In Their Inventory?

‎05-22-2018 12:29 PM

No way would I order Clinique from QVC.  I haven't seen it presented in I don't know how long.  There are a lot of beauty items in stock here that haven't been presented in years.

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Re: Sooo, How Long Has Clinique Just Been Sitting Around In Their Inventory?

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‎05-22-2018 12:36 PM - edited ‎05-22-2018 12:37 PM

@San Antonio Gal

 

Yes, the Checkfresh.com website can be used for nearly all brands of cosmetics including skincare products. Not all company's batch codes will pull up a manufacturing date though.

 

A lot of companies will recycle batch codes over a 10 year cycle too so you have to keep that in mind too if you pull up a really old date.

 

I first learned about the website Checkfresh from a couple of millennial youtube beauty influencers named Kat and Hailey. They are a couple of Australian friends in Melbourne and they call themselves Beauty News. They did a youtube video back in April to see how old some of their own beauty products were.

 

The youtube video is: How old is my OLDEST makeup? | BEAUTY NEWS

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ixHBmULNSwc

 

Hailey discovered that one of the Estee Lauder products she bought from a department store was over 3 years old at the time she bought it.

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