Some marks of the perfume packaging

Generally, the front of the Perfume box will mark the most important information of the perfume, such as: brand name, brand trademark, perfume name, perfume capacity, perfume concentration mark, alcohol content and usage (dip bottle or with spray head) . This information tells consumers about the general situation of this bottle of perfume very well, which is helpful for consumers to choose and buy.

In some European countries, the use of the Green Dot logo is mandatory, in others it is voluntary. The green dot symbol indicates that the manufacturer has paid the packaging recycling agency for packaging recycling. However, some perfume brands outside of Europe also use the green dot logo.

The ethanol (alcohol) used in almost most perfumes is specially processed denatured ethanol (Alcohol denat.) to prevent it from being consumed or used for other purposes. However, the main body of denatured ethanol is still combustible ethanol, so the Flammable logo will also be marked on the packaging box as a warning.

Although perfume does not have a so-called shelf life (shelf life is greater than 30 months), but for safety reasons and possible "poor preservation" conditions, perfume must be marked with the PAO (Period After Opened) period, that is, it needs to be Use within a certain time after opening. The PAO date of general perfume is 36 months (36M will be written in the PAO logo).

Sometimes, on the back of a perfume box, there is a Refer to Insert logo, but this logo doesn't appear often. Usually because the packaging box is too small or the amount of information is too large, so that some required information cannot be completely printed on the outer packaging, this reference insertion mark will appear, and those information that cannot be printed will be inserted into the box by inserting small cards, etc. way as a supplement.